> That for example is just not true. You add a new parameter to inject and it breaks the injection points?
Perhaps you never worked in a sufficiently large codebase?
It is very annoying when you need to add a dependency and suddenly you have to touch 50+ injection points because that thing is widely used. Been there, done that, and by God I wished I had Dagger or Spring or anything really to lend me a hand.
DI frameworks are a tool like any other. When properly used in the correct context they can be helpful.
Perhaps you never worked in a sufficiently large codebase?
It is very annoying when you need to add a dependency and suddenly you have to touch 50+ injection points because that thing is widely used. Been there, done that, and by God I wished I had Dagger or Spring or anything really to lend me a hand.
DI frameworks are a tool like any other. When properly used in the correct context they can be helpful.