EbenezerGH/Dagger & Mortar

## Dagger & Mortar
Mortar & Flow
http://corner.squareup.com/2014/01/mortar-and-flow.html

http://square.github.io/dagger/
Dagger helps you modularize your app into a graph of decoupled components. It takes care of all the wiring and therefore makes it easy to extract dependencies and write single concern objects.

-https://github.com/square/dagger/tree/master/examples/simple/src/main/java/coffee (Coffee Code Example) //Finish going over this
-Builds upon javax.inject annotations(Dependency Injection)
-Dagger Does not support method injection
-Lazy Injection - Lazy<T> deferes instantiation until the first call to Lazy<T>'s get() mehtod.  Eachinjection gets its own Lazy<T> unless it is a singleton.  Use Lazy Injection for emergencies.
-Static Injection - USE SPARINGLY

-For these cases where @Inject is insufficient or awkward, use an @Provides-annotated method to satisfy a dependency. The method's return type defines which dependency it satisfies.

Mortar provides simple lifecycle callbacks to injected components.  Allows for singleton presenters to be saved into a bundle to prevent process death..
https://github.com/square/mortar

Mortar Manages Dagger subgraphs and helps tie them to the activity lifecycle.  Effectlively allows us to use the notion of scopes.  After a view is finished, garbage collector will do its buisness.
	Mortar & Flow
	http://corner.squareup.com/2014/01/mortar-and-flow.html

	http://square.github.io/dagger/
	Dagger helps you modularize your app into a graph of decoupled components. It takes care of all the wiring and therefore makes it easy to extract dependencies and write single concern objects.

	-https://github.com/square/dagger/tree/master/examples/simple/src/main/java/coffee (Coffee Code Example) //Finish going over this
	-Builds upon javax.inject annotations(Dependency Injection)
	-Dagger Does not support method injection
	-Lazy Injection - Lazy<T> deferes instantiation until the first call to Lazy<T>'s get() mehtod. Eachinjection gets its own Lazy<T> unless it is a singleton. Use Lazy Injection for emergencies.
	-Static Injection - USE SPARINGLY

	-For these cases where @Inject is insufficient or awkward, use an @Provides-annotated method to satisfy a dependency. The method's return type defines which dependency it satisfies.

	Mortar provides simple lifecycle callbacks to injected components. Allows for singleton presenters to be saved into a bundle to prevent process death..
	https://github.com/square/mortar

	Mortar Manages Dagger subgraphs and helps tie them to the activity lifecycle. Effectlively allows us to use the notion of scopes. After a view is finished, garbage collector will do its buisness.