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With dependency injection frameworks, you don't really need setters anyway. I add getters only as needed, unless it's a public API.
by mercurial 14y ago
With dependency injection frameworks, you don't really need setters anyway. I add getters only as needed, unless it's a public API.
- edwinnathaniel 14y ago2 things: 3rd-party API that only works on "beans" and thin object (not your Services or DAOs that use DI heavily).
- mercurial 14y agoYou can't do much with 3rd-party APIs. For thin objects, a best practice is to keep them immutable by having only getters, but then you generally end up with Builder boilerplate.