stoic rampart
Been away from nest for a while not sure what has changed, the last time I used it. We had to register modules, controllers and services and in my opinion made it easier for circular dependencies to arise.
What of making them annotations that didn’t have to be registered?
dapper venture
Then you'd lose modularity and a way to separate implementations from interfaces.
stoic rampart
Comparing to spring that still uses modularity but doesn’t require manual registration of dependencies
narrow patio
Java != TypeScript. 🤷🏻♂️ (Thank the heavens.....)
stoic rampart
I get that
Manual registration just seems more stressful and easier to fall into resolving dependency issues
dapper venture
Dependencies in Spring (Boot) get unwieldy really fast. Debugging that is one hell. I am glad Nest doesn't do it. And I'm glad .NET Core (C#) also doesn't do it. And any of the popular IoC frameworks for Kotlin (Koin, Dagger Hilt) don't do it 😅
stoic rampart
Oh that I haven’t experienced yet