I suspect that if you are reading this blog then you are using an IoC container to resolve your dependencies. If you do not and you just read this blog because you think I’m an awesome guy then that is fine too, but you should now take the time to learn how to use IoC/DI.
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After the writing of your first application and the first tests. It is time to make our application a bit more testable by using dependency injection. I choose to use RoboGuice for this, which is a subproject of Guice made especially for the Android sub-culture.
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There is a great webcast on dnrTV this week. It shows you everything you need to know about Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control. If these things are a mystery to you, then watch this webcast. It takes 1 hour and 2 minutes. But it is really worth it. And perhaps it will also teach […]
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