android-architecture

Structure an Android app using Clean Architecture by enforcing a strict inward dependency flow: UI layer points to Domain, which points to Data. This separation isolates business logic from framework details, ensuring a maintainable and scalable project structure.

Set up Hilt dependency injection in a multi-module Android project by configuring Hilt modules and components across different Gradle modules. This approach optimizes build times and organizes code by isolating feature-specific dependencies into dedicated modules.

Clean Architecture integrates seamlessly with Hilt for Android dependency injection. Hilt provides the mechanism to inject dependencies into the UI and Data layers without violating the inward dependency flow, keeping the Domain layer completely framework-agnostic.

Modularize your Android application when you need improved build times and better code organization for production apps. A multi-module project structure allows parallel builds and enforces architectural boundaries by separating distinct features and layers.

Separate UI, Domain, and Data layers in an Android project by isolating business logic in the Domain layer, mapping data sources in the Data layer, and rendering state in the UI layer. Dependencies must strictly point inward to prevent Data layer leaks into the UI.