Here's my engagement. Please consider creating gradle functions at root level build.gradle file. This way you can segregate UI or kotlin dependencies in separate modules. Hope this make sense.
Engaging by admitting this was a bit too much at half past midnight. Never mind, it can be easily watched again… It makes sense to spend some time on thinking how to do what we do (and why) before hopping into it.
You can check his code. His way of modularization doesn't follow CLEAN CODE architecture. in his interactors or as we usually call it, use-cases, he has a dependency on the data sources.
Hi, Mitch! Here's some engagement 😎. I really liked this video, that fucking question always kills me, "where do I put it?", thats why I never used modularization by feature, I do it by layer but I just learned from you that is not that good either 😂. I'll try to improve next time 💪. By the way, all of those are actual modules, right? Not just "folders"
Do you think modularizing by layer is a suitable option when we have a large, not modularized app? Because you won't have to do major changes in the code and the app structure but will have less building time depends on which module you have made some changes to.
Hi Mitch i refactored my project to modular after watching your tutorial but i have a problem! when i moved my dependencies to buildSrc module then i cant find out if dependency has an update or not?! before moving ,if there was an update for dependencies it would highlight by android studio but now there is no such option
Probably in hero datasources module - kotlin - but chatGPT says that Room is an Android Library Module: Place Room-related code in an Android Library Module. This allows you to use Room with all the necessary Android APIs while keeping it isolated from the core business logic of your app👽
I love programming youtuber just making another video's even though the view is small, passion and determination I guess. Here like and engagement comment mitch :)
Very excited about the new course. Looking forward to watching it.
Mitch, please consider doing a playlist about CI/CD in android.
Maybe. I looked into it. So boring
@@codingwithmitch why it’s boring man please think about beginners
It's an important topic
CI CD on Android brings so much fun for me on the last couple of months, that is if you are using a cloud service with minimal setup requirements
@@bitwisedevs469 could you please share some playlists that talk about this topic
Here's my engagement. Please consider creating gradle functions at root level build.gradle file. This way you can segregate UI or kotlin dependencies in separate modules. Hope this make sense.
Hey Mitch, here's your engagement. Today is so rainy which totally messed my day at the beach. Thanks for the content and keep up the good work
I love... how much u love app development Mitch
This dude is always on point. Nice one bro, keep it going.
Engagement. Thanks for the awesome video! Will definitely take the course soon.
Nice video Mitch! Does this means that for big projects you would find hundreds of modules. Is there any disadvantage for this?
Another master piece from you. ♥️👌🏻
Nice video. Very practical approach. Useful not only for Android devs.
Wooow, this architecture is also valid for my app, thank you!!!
Bro you are a monster 🔥🔥🔥
Mitch, where are you and your engagement?? Last video uploaded 9 months ago. 🥺
Cool video! I didn't know you play dota 2 btw what's your rank? probably its immortal.
Great videos, easier to learn, to the point.
Engaging by admitting this was a bit too much at half past midnight. Never mind, it can be easily watched again… It makes sense to spend some time on thinking how to do what we do (and why) before hopping into it.
Thanks for sharing 👽
Very useful video, Thx Mitch
Great content, Mitch
Thanks, men!
Could you make some video on how to use Biometric authentication dialog with Jetpack compose ?
You can check his code. His way of modularization doesn't follow CLEAN CODE architecture. in his interactors or as we usually call it, use-cases, he has a dependency on the data sources.
Strictly following clean architecture is most of the times not needed and many times even bad to begin with.
Hi mitch , can you please make a playlist of how things work under the hood in android. Like how image caching library is made etc
Maybe
Hey Mitch, Thanks for the videos.
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👏 thanks, Mitch, great info cheers🥳
How do you know I have just talked about modularizing the app in the meeting?
Had a feeling
very cool course 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
wish you all the best
Thanks Mitch for your klessons as alwayes, you are the best man
I felt a bit funny when your T-shirt became a shirt :D
Loved it ❤️
Thanks man. Very useful
Hi, Mitch! Here's some engagement 😎. I really liked this video, that fucking question always kills me, "where do I put it?", thats why I never used modularization by feature, I do it by layer but I just learned from you that is not that good either 😂. I'll try to improve next time 💪. By the way, all of those are actual modules, right? Not just "folders"
Yes they are modules lol
You know nothing john snow
I mean if you write something for a feature it’s quite obvious where you should put it, isn’t it 😂
Trying to get a job asap, need at least one decent portfolio app , what would be the best app if I only had one to show to employers ? Thanks
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You’re the best Mitch
Do you think modularizing by layer is a suitable option when we have a large, not modularized app? Because you won't have to do major changes in the code and the app structure but will have less building time depends on which module you have made some changes to.
I think it's the lazt way to modularized which is barely considered modularizing
Hi Mitch
i refactored my project to modular after watching your tutorial
but i have a problem!
when i moved my dependencies to buildSrc module then i cant find out if dependency has an update or not?!
before moving ,if there was an update for dependencies it would highlight by android studio but now there is no such option
Hey Mitch, Have you replaced your T-shirt 3 times in 18 mins? 😮
Where would room db go?
Android library or kotlin ?
Probably in hero datasources module - kotlin - but chatGPT says that Room is an Android Library Module: Place Room-related code in an Android Library Module. This allows you to use Room with all the necessary Android APIs while keeping it isolated from the core business logic of your app👽
Mitch here is your engagement
I love programming youtuber just making another video's even though the view is small, passion and determination I guess.
Here like and engagement comment mitch :)
come back pls
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Unpopular opinion, modularization is not complete without using Git submodule.
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nice video
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I need money. 😞. Missing out on so many good courses.
You are missing nothing, just try to read the documentation correctly and you will do well
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@@HienNguyen-xn7tr ok then first comment.. is it ok for you ?
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