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		aforwardslash on Jan 9, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The problem with dependency injection frameworks That is DI. The difference is that you're using a registry or container object as your DI repository.

hot_gril on Jan 9, 2023 [–]

I know. DI is solved easily without a framework. Idk why there's even a word for DI; never occurred to me how else you're supposed to code (globals?).

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