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Yes, but sooner or later guice won't be enough and you'll use a framework anyway; then the integration mess begins. With the configuration in code/profiles in S
by Radu 14y ago
Yes, but sooner or later guice won't be enough and you'll use a framework anyway; then the integration mess begins.
With the configuration in code/profiles in Spring 3.1 I don't see any real-world advantage to using guice.
- peeters 14y agoAbsolutely not. When core Guice "isn't enough", I just grab one of the many great tools that integrate with Guice (Jersey is one example). My DI tool remains my DI tool, and I use a library that provides bindings for it.