> admittedly in Go it's a lot easier to follow and understand these frameworks compared to Java That's because the golang ones are doing lesser work. There's n

> admittedly in Go it's a lot easier to follow and understand these frameworks compared to Java That's because the golang ones are doing lesser work. There's nothing inherent in Java that makes such frameworks in it more difficult to follow. As a matter of fact, it could be the opposite with the presence of mature IDEs that allow you to navigate to the injection point and see the relevant graph. I recall working on a golang project that did not use DI, and it was a total mess to read and write.