Spring Basics - Dependency Injection

In this blog post we’ll learn about Dependency Injection (DI) and how to use it. We can do this using constructor and setter injection. Also, I recommend checking out this YouTube video by Ryan Schachte if it’s still available. DI demos: constructor...

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Shai Almog

Yak Barber, duck whisperer, hunter of bugs, feeder of dogs, heap climber, stack explorer and rider of shells

Feb 2, 2022

Why XML and not annotations?

Hi there! I chose XML configuration solely for small tutorial purposes. I'm able to explicitly show constructor/setter injection. It gives a good visual on how Spring configures metadata into its managed objects.

But, in future Spring posts I'll be ditching XML for annotation-based configs :D

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Max DeMaio

Passionate about software, language, and business

Feb 2, 2022

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