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Happy to help! I appreciate the support. I like Hilt better to be honest but your assumption there about KMP is correct. In my opinion Koin isn't true true dependency injection like Hilt/Dagger is but both can accomplish what you need in most cases.

🙌🐐 thank you for the support! Glad the content is helpful to you

That's the goal!! Thanks for watching it through :) feel free to share it with anyone you think would benefit

@@TheAndroidFactory One tiny suggestion would be to see if there was a place for more modules in the project, not only "app" and "network". Since the series called "multi module app" I was expecting to see more modules :D

@BaktyiarTentimishov appreciate that feedback! Good callout

I appreciate that feedback!! Glad it helped :)

Anytime!

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Just learn things over time :) happy I could help you!

I believe you could! Appreciate your support :)

Check the playlist this video is a part of! It might be the next video in the series to be honest

Appreciate you!

Thanks for the support!

Glad it helped :)

Yeah, I also had the same issue with that. couldn't run getEpisodesByPage() inside of onSuccess function

Amazing! I'm honored to help you get a job :) don't get discouraged by the process! You'll land a job. Definitely checkout the code from GitHub and make changes to it! Working with things in your own hands is always crucial for learning, not just watching videos/reading on topics! Good luck with it all :)

There's a bunch more to this season you can still watch! I appreciate your support 🙏

Depends on your data, but for something like this you absolutely could!

Do you know of an API that provides this information?

@@TheAndroidFactory Don't know any api providing virtual tour lol. Nevermind. How about 360-degree photo viewer app that supports gyro sensors

Making me do my research 😀 let me read over some docs

I know I know ... I honestly think I've recently experienced burn out for the first time lately and it's impacted my TH-cam creation

Hmm, when I run into weird spacing issues I often times set the background of ab element to be color=Color.Red or something super obvious and you'll start to see where your elements are lining up. Compose previews is also a super helpful way to see how you layouts are coming together. More specifically to your padding problem, I don't normally override this level of functionality so I would challenge you to determine if it is ABSOLUTELY necessary for what you need to achieve. This might be getting involved with the Modifier.measure() code, which is powerful, but a little "fragile" from my observations. Regarding the pixel issue, it is tough to say from my end at the moment, but in general you should try to build your UI with different screen sizes and densities in mind. Try avoiding hard coded values for sizes of elements and instead leveraging "fill" modifiers (fillMaxWidth/Height) and ratio-based logic (weight(1f)) to achieve uniformity across devices! Also, sometimes using a LazyRow vs a Row grants you the ability to have your content scroll/run off the screen horizontally instead of being squished together on smaller devices!

Appreciate you 👍

Yup, good catch. Partially showed it as another option, but in this case I think you're correct where it isn't absolutely necessary. However, if we change the VM scoping, we would inadvertently create a bug/allow resource wasting so this isn't harming anything being there too :)

Thank you! Checkout the code on GitHub if you want it, and more to come soon!

Wondering if your service account is properly configured

Hopefully it made sense! Easier to read the code and reason about :)

Glad it helped :)

LOL. I didn't do too much for this, but I will send the appreciation to my parents!

Feel free to email some code snippets, it is quite hard for me to help from just the comments section haha. You can find the email on the `About` tab of the channel

Hahaha thank you for the support!

I do think the next app I want to build would have a login screen and what not. But what is the issue you're running into? You should easily be able to have logic on all start that either pushes the user to a sign up/in Composable if they are signed out and then a "signed in screen" when they are authenticated. The signed in Composable would have the bottom nav at that point and the signed out state wouldn't. Alternatively, if you reeeeeaally needed to, you could have two activities if that is simpler for some reason.

@@TheAndroidFactory Yeah, I believe it is fairly easy to do with a bunch of when statements. However, I don't know how to approach the situation using purely Compose's Navigation Component. FYI the "signed in screen" that I'm using is a composable which uses the NavigationSuiteScaffold. I'm a beginner so I might just be totally missing something though 😛

Woah interesting... I haven't worked with the suite scaffold you are talking about 🤔

I need more time haha 😅

​@@TheAndroidFactory I meant no pressure it's just I love how professional your code and your explanation is will definitely build all your projects from now on...❤

I appreciate your support! All the code is on GitHub for you to consume as well :)

How would you handle it? What you're saying isn't wrong by the way

@@TheAndroidFactory i think that yo can put the function directly in the ViewModel on init block

That's one way to solve it. Personally, I'm not a big fan of using the init blocks to run "significant" code (like networking or something), but that doesn't mean what you said is wrong. Your solution would work. Another way around it could be to add logic to the function itself that would terminate early if you already had data on screen. Sort of like a cache check

Kinda crazy, isn't it lolol

Appreciate your support! There are a bunch of videos already in the series (check the playlist it is a part of) and I plan on continuing making content for it this week!

You'd just need to setup multiple environments in your GitHub repo and set the corresponding information that differs between them (typically API keys, etc.). Then in your scripts you can invoke a specific environment at runtime to pull from. This might make a good video actually - I'll get to it this week!

@@TheAndroidFactory How can we set FIREBASE_APP_ID for multiple environments? As we know project id is going to different.

Not a problem! You can create environments in GitHub that match the environments you work in (Staging, Production, etc.) and override the value there. It's a little difficult to explain over a comment, so maybe I should make a follow up video about it 🤔

My personal computer is Windows 11 (what I record all these videos on), but I use Mac for work. Both are fine for the overwhelming majority of cases

@@TheAndroidFactory thanks

Glad it helped :)

Thanks for following along!!

Bundle is great!

Glad it helped. Double check the docs and your syntax -- it is likely something very simple, just hard to find because there is no IDE highlighting

@@TheAndroidFactory I fixed it! It was the app id, you have a explanation in a closed issue in the repository

Amazing! Something simple like I suspected :)

@@TheAndroidFactory BTW I made it working at kotlin multiplatform and I made the compilation with kotlin multiplatform for iOS on Xcode Cloud