I'm just beginning to think this is a terrible idea. A few years ago, I was like, Spring yeah, wow, complex is better but then Guice looked even better with le

I'm just beginning to think this is a terrible idea. A few years ago, I was like, Spring yeah, wow, complex is better but then Guice looked even better with less boilerplate. They just moved things from Java to XML and then back. That sounded great. (On an aside, We seem to live in the YAML era of microservices. I'd like to say another complexity wave of this sort will likely happen 15 years from now.) Now I'm like, this wiring is all unnecessary. You're writing more process code than configuration code and it doesn't improve quality of life or extensibility. It gives more work to most developers and serves as process fuel to the buzzword driven world we live in. If there was a way of describing jumping a shark, this would fit the description.