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Android: Getting Started with Dagger2

This course explains both the basic and advanced concepts of Dagger2. By the end of this course you will have the knowledge you need to easily manage dependencies with Dagger2.

Intermediate
50m
(27)

Created by Justin Inácio

Last Updated Oct 10, 2025

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Android: Getting Started with Dagger2

This course explains both the basic and advanced concepts of Dagger2. By the end of this course you will have the knowledge you need to easily manage dependencies with Dagger2.

Intermediate
50m
(27)

Created by Justin Inácio

Last Updated Oct 10, 2025

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Dagger2 is one of the most popular dependency injection libraries for Android. However, it can be a little overwhelming to understand and learn. In this course, Android: Getting Started with Dagger2, you will learn the foundational knowledge you need to manage your dependencies with Dagger2. First, you will delve into modules and components. Next, you will discover how to let Dagger2 handle dependency injection for you by using the @Inject annotation. Finally, you will explore how to handle dependency lifecycles with scoping and subcomponents. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Dagger2 needed to better manage the dependencies in your Android projects.

Android: Getting Started with Dagger2
Intermediate
50m
(27)
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Justin Inácio - Pluralsight course - Android: Getting Started with Dagger2
Justin Inácio
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Justin is a freelance Android developer. He is passionate about clean architecture, TDD and following best practices. He runs the website https://moducode.com

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