Dagger 2 Tutorial Part 6 – PROVIDING INTERFACES WITH @BINDS – Android Studio Tutorial
In part 6 of the Dagger 2 tutorial, we will learn how and why we should use @Binds instead of @Provides to provide implementations for interfaces from our modules. Binds methods are more concise because they are declared as abstract methods without a body, and they are more efficient because Dagger doesn’t have to invoke them or even instantiate their containing module.
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