What limitations or disadvantages could lead to abandoning Koin in large-scale applications?

Koin is a lightweight DI framework for Kotlin, but in large-scale applications, the following limitations may arise:

• Lack of compile-time checks: Koin uses runtime injection, which can lead to errors detected only at runtime, not at compile time.
• Performance during initialization: with a large number of modules and dependencies, startup time may increase due to dynamic dependency resolution.
• Lack of support for complex scenarios: Koin is less flexible compared to Dagger/Hilt when working with multi-module projects and complex dependency graphs.
• Smaller community and ecosystem: compared to Dagger, Koin has fewer tools and examples for large-scale projects.

Because of these reasons, larger projects often choose more strict and performant solutions such as Dagger or Hilt.