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

If you’re a software developer or you’re studying a programming language, you may have heard of: Dependency Injection. Personally, at first, and I am pretty sure that you as well, thought that this must be a really hard concept. But I assure you that it’s just a fancy term used to represent a very easy concept, and that's what we intend to prove in this video!

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:10 What is Dependency Injection?
03:26 Types of Dependency Injection
05:12 Inversion of Control
07:10 Conclusion
08:34 Thanks for Watching!

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[edcrsof]

The most simple and clear explanation I found so far!

[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

[jianlu]

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

[alpugurkonca]

Finally someone showing valid examples. Thanks!

[k.t.]

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[klausleaoteles]

goated video, DI was never made so clear

[dantefangirl]

Amazing explanation. Best I've seen so far

[programming]

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

[Cablur]

superb video that is absolutely comprehensible! Thank you!

[bmiller]

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

[ryankao]

should have watched before I started learning Spring 🤣

[omarzidan]

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

[mohammadmahdifarrokhy]

Tnx, this video really helped me understand dependency injection

[KailashJNirmal]

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[lowkeyhuman]

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[Preelu]

A million thanks! Alas i understood dependency injection :)

[voidsine]

I have java exam tomorrow thanks man this cleared my understanding