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Undoubtedly, one of the most striking features of the Angular framework is the Dependency Injection mechanism. Nowadays, there is a powerful alternative to the traditional constructor based DI, namely dependencies can be obtained from the injector with the aid of the inject function. In this presentation, I will cover the new technique as compared to the traditional solution relying on a class constructor. In addition, I will focus on so-called DI functions which are pieces of reusable code with access to the DI system.
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Undoubtedly, one of the most striking features of the Angular framework is the Dependency Injection mechanism. Nowadays, there is a powerful alternative to the traditional constructor based DI, namely dependencies can be obtained from the injector with the aid of the inject function. In this presentation, I will cover the new technique as compared to the traditional solution relying on a class constructor. In addition, I will focus on so-called DI functions which are pieces of reusable code with access to the DI system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: