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This is somewhat of a myth though, in most cases, suddenly becoming rich is absolutely fantastic.
Dependency injection simply means to take objects as parameters, and not instantiate them themselves (which causes "Inversion of Control" also commonly mentioned when talking about DI). DI Containers just makes the managing of objects easier.
Avoiding it like a plague seems excessive, did you have a bad experience with them?
But I'm sure you had fun creating it, so nice job. I'm just screaming at clouds.
If there is prestige in the profession, it seems to often become an identity.
Redis is many times faster, so much that it doesn't seem comparable to me.
A lot of data you can get away with just caching in-mem on each node, but when you have many nodes there are valid cases where you really want that distributed cache.
Why not? If i need a saw to build a deck, buying a saw must be the first step?
I had a go at it as well a while back, I call it "shit" https://github.com/emanueldonalds/shit