[rektide]

It's a pretty big assumption to say DI makes code harder to read.

Personally, a decade and a half ago I felt like it was pretty easy to understand what I was working with. I'd hope observability has improved since, that there's been further improvement.

There's a horrible reputation for DI, people with old scars, that seems like there's no escaping from. But my workplaces had a great time using a variety of DI tools, again and again. We got great monorepo code sharing across numerous projects & easy to understand parts. My experience has been great. I want to keep asking, what would make folks reconsider their negative attitude?

[oftenwrong]

For me, it would take at least one positive and significant experience.

I would probably need to work on a team where at least some of my teammates had some mastery of the framework, including knowing how to use it effectively in the long term.

[joshuamorton]

Di is great. Di frameworks are usually not.