When to use Guice's Just-in-time Bindings?
I read Guice's documentation on its Just-in-time Bindings and it says nothing about when to use it. Also on on their main GitHub page they say:
Guice is not a kitchen sink. We justify each feature with at least three use cases.
I can't find a section where they would show me such use cases for their Just-in-time bindings.
Thank you.
P.S. I am sorry if I have made any mistakes.
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I read Guice's documentation on its Just-in-time Bindings and it says nothing about when to use it. Also on on their main GitHub page they say:
Guice is not a kitchen sink. We justify each feature with at least three use cases.
I can't find a section where they would show me such use cases for their Just-in-time bindings.
Thank you.
P.S. I am sorry if I have made any mistakes.
java guice
asked Nov 22 '18 at 2:06
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I read Guice's documentation on its Just-in-time Bindings and it says nothing about when to use it. Also on on their main GitHub page they say:
Guice is not a kitchen sink. We justify each feature with at least three use cases.
I can't find a section where they would show me such use cases for their Just-in-time bindings.
Thank you.
P.S. I am sorry if I have made any mistakes.
java guice
asked Nov 22 '18 at 2:06
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64
I read Guice's documentation on its Just-in-time Bindings and it says nothing about when to use it. Also on on their main GitHub page they say:
Guice is not a kitchen sink. We justify each feature with at least three use cases.
I can't find a section where they would show me such use cases for their Just-in-time bindings.
Thank you.
P.S. I am sorry if I have made any mistakes.
java guice
java guice
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Maybe Google Guice didn’t provide use cases because this is the core feature of Guice. It seems to me that everything else is a feature on top of JIT bindings or a feature that fills a gap where you can’t use JIT bindings. That being said, I’m not on the Guice team, so I can’t really do anything more than speculate about what they were thinking.
Anyway, here are some use cases I came up with
- You don’t have to write a lot of trivial bindings.
- You can use Guice without writing modules.
- You might need Guice to instantiate something from a library that was not built with Guice bindings or annotations.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 6:57
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Maybe Google Guice didn’t provide use cases because this is the core feature of Guice. It seems to me that everything else is a feature on top of JIT bindings or a feature that fills a gap where you can’t use JIT bindings. That being said, I’m not on the Guice team, so I can’t really do anything more than speculate about what they were thinking.
Anyway, here are some use cases I came up with
- You don’t have to write a lot of trivial bindings.
- You can use Guice without writing modules.
- You might need Guice to instantiate something from a library that was not built with Guice bindings or annotations.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 6:57
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Maybe Google Guice didn’t provide use cases because this is the core feature of Guice. It seems to me that everything else is a feature on top of JIT bindings or a feature that fills a gap where you can’t use JIT bindings. That being said, I’m not on the Guice team, so I can’t really do anything more than speculate about what they were thinking.
Anyway, here are some use cases I came up with
- You don’t have to write a lot of trivial bindings.
- You can use Guice without writing modules.
- You might need Guice to instantiate something from a library that was not built with Guice bindings or annotations.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 6:57
Matthew PopeMatthew Pope
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add a comment |
Maybe Google Guice didn’t provide use cases because this is the core feature of Guice. It seems to me that everything else is a feature on top of JIT bindings or a feature that fills a gap where you can’t use JIT bindings. That being said, I’m not on the Guice team, so I can’t really do anything more than speculate about what they were thinking.
Anyway, here are some use cases I came up with
- You don’t have to write a lot of trivial bindings.
- You can use Guice without writing modules.
- You might need Guice to instantiate something from a library that was not built with Guice bindings or annotations.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 6:57
Matthew PopeMatthew Pope
2,1371815
Maybe Google Guice didn’t provide use cases because this is the core feature of Guice. It seems to me that everything else is a feature on top of JIT bindings or a feature that fills a gap where you can’t use JIT bindings. That being said, I’m not on the Guice team, so I can’t really do anything more than speculate about what they were thinking.
Anyway, here are some use cases I came up with
- You don’t have to write a lot of trivial bindings.
- You can use Guice without writing modules.
- You might need Guice to instantiate something from a library that was not built with Guice bindings or annotations.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 6:57
Matthew PopeMatthew Pope
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answered Nov 22 '18 at 6:57
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