Dependency Injection
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Software Development
Flutter: Injecting Cleanliness
Flutter, Google’s popular cross-platform UI toolkit, has gained immense popularity due to its ability to create beautiful and performant apps…
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Enterprise Java
Spring Prototype Beans with Runtime Arguments
Spring offers various bean scopes, with the default being singleton, which creates a single instance throughout the application. Prototype scope,…
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Web Development
Creating High-Performance Web Applications with ActiveJ
In this article, we will create several web applications using a single full-stack ActiveJ framework. 1. Why using ActiveJ? Most…
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Core Java
ActiveJ: A New, Alternative Java Platform
ActiveJ is a new, open-source Java platform for quickly building efficient web, cloud, and microservices solutions for high performance environments.
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Software Development
Your DI framework is killing your code
I read a really interesting post recently looking at the difference between typical OO code and a more functional style. There’s a…
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Core Java
Is Getter DI A Good Idea?
Sometimes, you may hear about dependency injection done via a getter method, which subclasses override or mock frameworks fake for…
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Software Development
In today’s post-OO world, is dependency injection still relevant?
It’s 2015. Most of the new popular languages are more or less functional. The old ones, like Java, gain functional…
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Core Java
Dependency Injection – Field vs Constructor vs Method
Hi, today I would like to discuss in short different ways of injecting dependencies into your classes. In general you have…
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Enterprise Java
Dependency injection pitfalls in Spring
There are three injection variants in Spring framework: Setter-based injection Constructor-based injection Field-based injection Each of those mechanisms has advantages and…
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