How Poorly Designed Software Is Facilitated by Using Dependency Injection and Containers

“I’ll just add one more constructor argument.”

Dependency Injection (DI) and Inversion of control (IoC) often make you do stupid things and let you create poorly designed software.

Dependency Container frameworks such as Java’s Spring Boot or .NET ServiceCollection lets you get away with lazy designs because, when relied upon, you rarely have to think for yourself.