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justin cater

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DI Containers are Code Polluters Posted: Oct 7, 2014 6:24 AM
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While dependency injection (aka, “DI”) is a natural technique of composing objects in OOP (known long before the term was introduced by Martin Fowler), Spring IoC, Google Guice, Java EE6 CDI, Dagger and other DI frameworks turn it into an anti-pattern. I’m not going to discuss obvious arguments against “setter injections” (like in Spring IoC) […]

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