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Grafter

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What's wrong with constructor injection again?

There are many libraries or approaches for doing dependency injection in Scala. Grafter goes back to the fundamentals of dependency injection by just using constructor injection: no reflection, no xml, no annotations (unless you want them as a little sugar), no inheritance or self-types.


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