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jesseliberty.com
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publicobject.com
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| | | | | You can do dependency injection (DI) manually or with a library. Constructing your applications dependency graph by hand is a cute exercise but not practical beyond toy examples. Youll eventually find yourself extracting the repetitive manual DI code into your own bespoke library, one thats likely to | |
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software.rajivprab.com
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| | | | | I have a confession to make. I hate Dependency Injection (DI) frameworks. My very first job as a Software Engineer involved working with a very complex system that powered a ~100 person hedge fund. We made extensive use of Dependency Injection... but only via Constructor or Setter Injection. We did not use any DI frameworks... | |
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www.shuttle.rs
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