This thread is very negative, and I personally dislike runtime reflection so I wouldn't use this framework in its current design, but don't let the commentors g

This thread is very negative, and I personally dislike runtime reflection so I wouldn't use this framework in its current design, but don't let the commentors get you down. I assume that you want to just show off something interesting you made, whereas they are looking for something high-enough quality to use in their next project - and a brand-new framework is never going to be that. It's just a mismatch in aims. Keep up the good work, I can appreciate that writing the kind of dependency injection framework often seen in large systems in such a small amount of code is an admirable feat.