DI is great; DI isn't the problem at all. It's rather the fact that Angular baked in a DI implementation that doesn't play well with either static analysis tool

DI is great; DI isn't the problem at all. It's rather the fact that Angular baked in a DI implementation that doesn't play well with either static analysis tools or module loaders. I'm not even criticizing the creators of Angular; they did something that made sense at the time and worked, in its way. It's just that Angular DI is icky and I hope to never have to deal with it again.