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pshirshov 5 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: One year after switching from Java to Go

1) There is a perfectly working AOT compiler for JVM, namely Graal Native. Sub-second startup times are easily achieavble. 2) Dependency Injection does not require run-time reflection, I made one reflectionless DI for Scala and one for C# 3) Spring is not the best DI in the Java ecosystem

watt 5 months ago [–]

Dagger will give you DI at compile time (build time), via annotation processor feature. (And it seems Quarkus can do it as well?)

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