Yeah, that has been my experience. Dependency injection makes code more difficult to deal with, read and debug without any obvious upsides. I am sure it can imp

Yeah, that has been my experience. Dependency injection makes code more difficult to deal with, read and debug without any obvious upsides. I am sure it can improve testing but, for example, in JS world Jest seems to do that just fine and aligning your whole codebase with DI does not make sense.