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 Probably. But we'll see
 
+**What targets are supported?**
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+JVM and most of Kotlin/Native targets. Kotlin/JS is not supported for now (see #4). Please file an issue if you don't find a target you need
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 ## Examples
 
 ```kotlin
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 | ---------- | --------------- | -----------|
 | `@Component` | ✅ | |
 | Constructor injection | ✅ | |
-| Field injection | 🚫 | |
+| Field injection | 🚫 | #1 |
 | Component provision functions and properties | ✅ | |
 | `@Module` | ⚠️ | Kinzhal has modules but does not have `@Module` annotation. All classes in component module list are treated as modules. Only `object` modules with provides=functions and `interface` modules with binds-functions are allowed |
 | `@Provides` | ⚠️ | Kinzhal does not have `@Provides` annotation. All non-abstract functions in a module are considered to be provides-functions |
 | `@Binds` | ⚠️ | Kinzhal does not have `@Binds` annotation. All abstract functions in a module are considered to be binds-functions |
 | `@Scope` | ✅ | |
 | `@Qualifier` | ✅ | |
 | Component dependencies | ✅ | Dependency instances are passed to generated component's constructor instead of builder functions |
-| `@Subcomponent` | 🚫 | You can use component dependency to emulate behaviour of subcomponents |
+| `@Subcomponent` | 🚫 | #3 <br> You can use component dependency to emulate behaviour of subcomponents |
 | `@Reusable` | 🚫 | |
 | `@BindsInstance` | 🚫 | You can use component dependency to bind instances |
-| Lazy/provider injections | 🚫 | |
+| Lazy/provider injections | 🚫 | #2 |
 | `@BindsOptionalOf` | 🚫 |
 | Multibindings | 🚫 | |
 | Assisted injection | 🚫 | |