Totally agree with the death to injection frameworks. Where I work a lot of the devs love to talk about "dependency injection" and ways to have some abstracted

Totally agree with the death to injection frameworks. Where I work a lot of the devs love to talk about "dependency injection" and ways to have some abstracted thing in .NET handle it for you. My preference has always been have a constructor which takes in the interfaces required. Its very explicit, makes testing a breeze and with no magic is much easier to read.