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Dependency Injection Pattern In Practice

Dependency Injection Pattern In Practice

Dependency injection is a powerful pattern to handle different data sources and interactions in applications. It allows the decoupling of the source data from the actual implementation of interacting with the data service.

A quick tutorial on implementing dependency injection in a Go application is available in the post, which also discusses a project that requires compatibility with different data sources. The pattern is useful for simplifying implementation in projects that need to interact with multiple data repositories.


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