Koin Insights | Sumble

What is Koin?

Koin is a pragmatic lightweight dependency injection framework for Kotlin developers. Written in pure Kotlin, using functional resolution, it provides a DSL, a light API and no proxy. It is commonly used for Android development, Kotlin Multiplatform development, and other Kotlin-based applications to manage dependencies and improve code testability.

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What other technologies are related to Koin?

Koin Competitor Technologies

Hilt

Hilt is a dependency injection library by Google, like Koin, offering a different approach to dependency injection. Both are alternatives to provide dependency injection.

mentioned alongside Koin in 12% (279) of relevant job posts

Dagger

Dagger is a dependency injection framework. Koin provides a simpler alternative to Dagger, which is also for dependency injection.

mentioned alongside Koin in 8% (390) of relevant job posts

Dagger2

Dagger2 is a version of the Dagger DI framework. Koin offers an alternative to Dagger2.

mentioned alongside Koin in 11% (123) of relevant job posts

Dagger Hilt

Dagger Hilt is built on top of Dagger, and it's also a dependency injection framework. Koin offers an alternative to Hilt.

mentioned alongside Koin in 9% (70) of relevant job posts

Koin Complementary Technologies

Retrofit

Retrofit is a type-safe HTTP client for Android and Java. Koin can be used to inject Retrofit instances into classes that need them, making it a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside Koin in 8% (547) of relevant job posts

Room

Room is a persistence library. Koin can be used to inject Room database instances or DAOs into classes, so it complements Room nicely.

mentioned alongside Koin in 10% (412) of relevant job posts

Coroutines

Kotlin Coroutines are for asynchronous programming. Koin can inject objects that use Coroutines, thus acting as a complement.

mentioned alongside Koin in 8% (407) of relevant job posts