Dependency Injection Made Simple with Java Examples | Clean Code and Best Practices | Geekific

[@jianlu9841]

I watched many videos on dependency injection and this is the most clear and easy to understand one! Thanks!

[@白皓臣]

The most simple and clear explanation I found so far!

[@k.t.1594]

This this the most precise and clear video on abstraction, dependency injection I've ever seen. Simple and concise!

[@ngndnd]

2:01 wow i had no clue these solutions were bad since this is how we were taught in school. Im glad i watched this video

[@alpugurkonca2575]

Finally someone showing valid examples. Thanks!

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[@geekific]

Thanks a lot for the support and the kind words! Glad to have you part of our community :)

[@bmiller949]

Thank for saying what I have always felt. It is easy to make things complex, it is difficult to make things simple.

[@me-wi8vf]

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[@geekific]

Thanks a lot for the kind words and support

[@knewtonconsulting3394]

my 8 years old son, watching this video with me wanted to say this topic is way to complicated 😀😃🙂 but I love the way you explained it

[@geekific]

Glad you loved it! If at 8 yo he is watching this, can't wait to see where he'll be at in 10 years, way to go!

[@omarzidan53]

Thank you so much, after seeing how simple this is now I can't un-see it. wasted several months trying to get that shit till it just clicked

[@voidsine]

I have java exam tomorrow thanks man this cleared my understanding

[@klausleaoteles4530]

goated video, DI was never made so clear

[@dantefangirl9810]

Amazing explanation. Best I've seen so far

[@GthjCuiga]

The best video on this topic!

[@programming5484]

You got new subscriber .Great explanation without waste of time.

[@npkchrome7328]

best explanation ever. thank you

[@lowkeyhuman]

you explained it extremely well 👏you've left me no choice, now I have to subscribe 😂

[@geekific]

Thanks for the support! Glad I could help :)

[@Cablur]

superb video that is absolutely comprehensible! Thank you!

[@HungNguyen-mr5yc]

All I need is this video. I have to subscribe 👏 Amazing man

[@geekific]

Thanks for the support :)

[@tonnytrumpet734]

Great video, thank you ! Could you do a video on how to create custom annotations and use them as dependency injections ?

[@geekific]

Check out these videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJPGYox-i7x5nsk & kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJKXmqZvpNZmbc0

[@tonnytrumpet734]

@@geekific Thank you, this helped a lot 🙏

[@kodnzikus]

Perfect explanation. Thanks a lot!

[@vepeducate]

you should have mentioned about autowired too. good video btw.

[@enesb4797]

perfection!

[@pranav2003]

Very clear sound

[@ryankao1983]

should have watched before I started learning Spring 🤣

[@geekific]

Well, now you did :P

[@KailashJNirmal]

Being foodie I guess this was easy for me to watch video fully till end as examples showed in this video is so real and relate to food 😅. Loved it. No option but subscribing just now 😊😊

[@الهامابشاری]

finllay understand this IOC concept thanks alot

[@mohammadmahdifarrokhy260]

Tnx, this video really helped me understand dependency injection

[@vivekmit]

Now we are in functional programming paradigm. please share us more info about the Dependency injection in functional programming

[@masterreif]

Dependency Injection is important on the one side, but also frustrating on the other side. You can reduce your instances and code that is a good point. But in the case of error search it is not so funny. You can not search for the uses of the instance. So you have to search in the code. yes you can use the file search, but if the code is hidden in a library than it is not so easy. But that's the business. We make all easier with frameworks, but if something doesn't work as it should, it is hard work. You have to understand the framework if you stuck on something.

[@Preelu]

A million thanks! Alas i understood dependency injection :)

[@anusflotze6646]

i'm sorry for non english speaking people since this video explains di really good!

[@elvenpath7]

cool cool cool. now one more about mocking please )

[@spout37]

Nicely explained ! Ty man

[@UninspiredFilm5]

so awesome, thank you

[@imretoth8903]

Amazing video! Thank you!

[@navjotsingh2457]

Ty

[@nehajain6751]

simply the best

[@sujithameriga7348]

How can you instantiate an interface?

[@geekific]

Where did we do that?

[@abutohan]

Presumably around 1:48. Since When Food was instantiated by burger and pizza private Food burger; private Food pizza; I was also confused about this concept before when I started learning OOP, since we know that interfaces can't be instantiated. But since Food was implemented by Burger and Pizza Class, what the declaration there doing is referring to an object that implements the interface by the type of the interface. Yeah, took me almost 2 weeks to accept that idea and get used to it. Hahaha

[@gabyyhshss]

02:04 Why is Bad solutions??

[@gabyyhshss]

I understand jajja, It is because that class depend directly(hard-dependency)

[@hetjayeshbhaipatel1075]

wowww

[@electronlabs2802]

I think its unfair that u dont mention generic at 1:50

[@geekific]

I get what you are saying, but I really wanted the video to fully focus on DI and avoid confusing ppl!