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by jmyeet
1570 days ago
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Dependency injection really took root in Java. The reason is actually because if a design flaw: lack of duck typing combined with the ability to specify concrete types in Method signatures. Go doesn’t really have this problem so I’m not convinced it needs DI at all. C++ doesn’t really have much DI mindshare because it has templates (and macros). Goice (Guice for Go) anyone? |
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