Koject is a new dependency injection (DI) container library for Kotlin. In this article, I'll discuss how to migrate from Hilt to Koject using the Android sample app "Now in Android" as an example.

In continuous software development, test code plays an important role. Koject v1.3.0 added support for testing. This article introduces the reasons for using a DI container in testing, how to write test code using Koject, and another new feature added in Koject v1.3.0.

While Android support was recently strengthened in Koject 1.1.0, several more features have been added in Koject 1.2.0. In this article, I'll introduce how to use v1.2.0 and the main features that have been added.

I have released Koject v1.1.0, which includes enhanced support for Android application development. In this article, I will introduce the new features and the Component feature that enables the features.

I have recently released a new DI container library "Koject" for Kotlin Multiplatform. In this article, I will introduce the role of a DI container and the features of "Koject".