Hi, I'm trying to understand how/when/why to use "injectable" package with get_it package for DI. Injectable is supposedly useful for boilerplate and other useful features like modules. I would ask that you could make an example application with just get_it, and then transform that same application into another "simplified" one with the help of the "injectable" package, in such a way that one could see how useful said package could be, or under what circumstances it is. I currently find it difficult to understand its use, and the current tutorials found on the Web do not provide much help. "injectable" has a notation called "module" that seems useful in a "features" approach but without comparing how it would be presented with just "get_it" you don't fully understand the mechanism behind it.
Thank you 🌹. I have a question. Is it possible to register a service with input argument? If yes how we can pass argument to service class inside the app programmatically?
Great video! Thanks for the informative content, sir. One question! If the app is using Riverpod, would you consider using `get-it` as dependency injection?
Yes, the video is nice, but I never recommend using this as state management. Use it as Dependency injection solution only, so you can make our app loosely coupled class to class.
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I love every your contents. Your contents is somewhat different than other flutter related youtuber. YOU NAILED IT!
Wow, thank you!
Wow, really easy to understand and clear way of explanation 🔥
really clear and nice explanation!
Very clear explanation thank you
Great video as usual 💜
Please make videos on state management in real & complex projects.
Thanks
Yes , Sure ...
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Great video! Thanks for the explanation, it really helped me!
Great video Arkadash :)
Wow, understood DI from just a 7 minute video!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, I'm trying to understand how/when/why to use "injectable" package with get_it package for DI. Injectable is supposedly useful for boilerplate and other useful features like modules. I would ask that you could make an example application with just get_it, and then transform that same application into another "simplified" one with the help of the "injectable" package, in such a way that one could see how useful said package could be, or under what circumstances it is. I currently find it difficult to understand its use, and the current tutorials found on the Web do not provide much help. "injectable" has a notation called "module" that seems useful in a "features" approach but without comparing how it would be presented with just "get_it" you don't fully understand the mechanism behind it.
Explained very well🎉
How about prrovider, can provider use decency injection
Thank you 🌹. I have a question. Is it possible to register a service with input argument? If yes how we can pass argument to service class inside the app programmatically?
Yes you can pass get it instance instead of argument like this : sl()
Well done! Thank you!
thank's for content and subtitle!
Great video!
Isn't this similar to provider?
easy to understand thank you I hope you to show video using injectable plz
I will try my best
Very great!😃
broke it down 🔥
That was helpful thanks.
Glad it helped
Great video! Thanks for the informative content, sir.
One question! If the app is using Riverpod, would you consider using `get-it` as dependency injection?
Yes , It doesn't matter what state management you use...
@@flutterguys Thanks for the quick response!
Yes, the video is nice, but I never recommend using this as state management. Use it as Dependency injection solution only, so you can make our app loosely coupled class to class.
Thanks for this video it will be great if you add injectable support as well
We will
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injectable please
kindly improve the ACCENT and AUDIO
Fully agree
nice
Thanks
bro content is good
but why your accent is like persian guy 😂
persian?
Yes
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