Is this your opinion or some sort of guideline? Disappointed that it is not backed by any data or cite any source or simple explanation on why/why not.
Much all of this info can be found readily in the Android docs. A few things here are different (preference of Koin over Dagger, which I agree with), but in general, if you spend any time hanging out around Android or Kotlin communities you see all this same stuff. It's not opinion, its the general trends common in the current Android ecosystem.
Some of this is based on my experience working on Android apps for the past few years and seeing how the framework and the development ecosystem changed since. Happy to back and answer any questions.
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Is this your opinion or some sort of guideline? Disappointed that it is not backed by any data or cite any source or simple explanation on why/why not.
Much all of this info can be found readily in the Android docs. A few things here are different (preference of Koin over Dagger, which I agree with), but in general, if you spend any time hanging out around Android or Kotlin communities you see all this same stuff. It's not opinion, its the general trends common in the current Android ecosystem.
Some of this is based on my experience working on Android apps for the past few years and seeing how the framework and the development ecosystem changed since. Happy to back and answer any questions.