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justin cater

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Injecting domain objects instead of infrastructure components Posted: Oct 14, 2014 8:56 AM
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Dependency Injection is a widely used software design pattern in Java (and many other programming languages) that is used to achieve Inversion of Control. It promotes reusability, testability, maintainability and helps building loosely coupled components. Dependency Injection is the de facto standard to wire Java objects together, these days. Various Java Frameworks like Spring or […]

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