Hi! I've been working on a Kodein course mostly thought for Android apps and based on nested scopes ...

# kodein

[Jorge Castillo]

Hi! I've been working on a Kodein course mostly thought for Android apps and based on nested scopes (+testing). It'll be completely free during a whole week. Please don't hesitate to give feedback.

You'll probably like it @salomonbrys. I'd love to get some feedback from you 😊

https://twitter.com/JorgeCastilloPr/status/1030486221091491840?s=19

[salomonbrys]

Hey @Jorge Castillo. This is simply amazing. I am truly humbled that you chose to create a course on this lib 🙂

[salomonbrys]

Here are my thoughts so far:

[salomonbrys]

- You are absolutely right to start by exposing Kodein tradeoffs, I think you did this in a very clear way 🙂

[salomonbrys]

- Video 2 is obsolete as Kodein 5.2.0 offers kodein-di-framework-android-core, kodein-di-framework-android-support and kodein-di-framework-android-x, this is to "accompany" the migration from the Support library to AndroidX

[Jorge Castillo]

Hey. Thanks! Yeps I know, that's the bad part of video courses, they get outdated. Still thanks for clarifying!

[Jorge Castillo]

Luckily it's just the artifacts so people should have big issues on adapting anyways

[salomonbrys]

🙂

[salomonbrys]

Also, and this is absolutely not critical ;): Because you are using a provider to bind your presenters, they will be recreated every time they are requested, which goes against using retainedKodein.

[salomonbrys]

I've finished watching it all. Great work 🙂 Thanks a lot for advocating for Kodein 😄