What is the business case for a dependency injection (DI) framework?
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At my company we want to start using a dependency injection (DI) framework for managing our dependencies. I have some difficulty with explaining the business value of such a framework. Currently I have come up with these reasons.
- Less source code, delete all the builder patterns in the code.
- Increase in flexibility. Easier to switch dependencies.
- Better separation of concern. The framework is responsible for creating instances instead of our code.
Has anybody else had to persuade management? How did you do that? What reasons did you use?
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