Dependency Injections in Java 5
Recently I’ve discovered a new “framework” which simplifies dependency injections in Java 5. It’s called Guice.
Well, what can I say. It indeed has sence. But what I’m wandering of is you need a framework for this thing. In PHP you can solve the problem in exactly x lines. And certainly don’t perform at lectures to explain the concept. ![]()
Posted December 22nd, 2007 by Seva Lapsha in category: development, java, php, unit testing
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raveman Says:
December 25th, 2007 at 05:57:53
nice, wait until you discover aop.
Seva: Thanks, I’ve already heard about that. Sometimes it seems to me that all of these people really believe they invent something. But, definitely, there is a certain percentage of VUP (Very Unintelligent Programmers) who may be trained to think with all of these “concepts”.