Real-World Scala: Dependency Injection (DI)
Update: Corrected typo in the Cake Pattern version of the last example. Update: Added a version of the last example using the Cake Pattern for easier comparison (see end of post). In this second post in the Real-World Scala series I am going to discuss how to implement/achieve Depenency Injection (DI) in Scala. Scala is a very rich and deep language that gives you several ways of doing DI solely
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Scala is one those great languages that is scalable. With scalable I mean that it is the language that grows with the user, that it makes simple things easy and hard things possible. A language that is easy to get started and to become productive in, but at the same time a deep language with very powerful constructs and abstractions. In this blog post I will try to highlight the power of Scala’s m
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12 Feb 2009 Introduction There has been some discussions lately about Event Sourcing. For example, Greg Young recently discussed how they were using Event Sourcing and explicit state transitions together with Domain-Driven Design (DDD) to build a highly scalable and loosely coupled system. So what is Event Sourcing? Martin Fowler wrote an excellent article about some years ago and there is no use
Jonas Bonér » Blog Archive » Real-World Scala: Dependency Injection (DI)
Update: Corrected typo in the Cake Pattern version of the last example. Update: Added a version of the last example using the Cake Pattern for easier comparison (see end of post). In this second post in the Real-World Scala series I am going to discuss how to implement/achieve Depenency Injection (DI) in Scala. Scala is a very rich and deep language that gives you several ways of doing DI solely
Jonas Bonér » Blog Archive » Real-World Scala: Introduction
The last nine months I have been running my own business together with some friends (Triental AB). We are building a product suite for private banking and wealth management with a focus on portfolio management, analysis and simulation. One of the great things of being your own is that you get to choose whatever technology you like and think is best suitable for the job. The last years I have been
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