I know it is a nitpick, but I see this way more often than I should as a main reason to prefer alternatives.
Finding out what gets injected is not particularly hard, especially when only the basic capabilities of spring’s DI is used. In that case it will be almost always the single implementing class of the given type.
I know it is a nitpick, but I see this way more often than I should as a main reason to prefer alternatives.
Finding out what gets injected is not particularly hard, especially when only the basic capabilities of spring’s DI is used. In that case it will be almost always the single implementing class of the given type.