I wasn't actually aware of the distinction. I think you're right, that what I mainly dislike are DI containers. If DI just means "passing some value to somethin

I wasn't actually aware of the distinction. I think you're right, that what I mainly dislike are DI containers. If DI just means "passing some value to something for it to use later" - which would even include currying, really - then yeah, I suppose I don't have a problem with DI/IoC themselves.