This article really hits the nail on the head. In the comments, many people confuse layers of indirection with dependency injection. Those are 2 separate things, you can have dependency injection and not have 100 layers of indirection that confuse the hell out of people.
And while we're at it. Why the is there a term "Dependecy injection"... it's freaking argument passing to functions, and it's been around a really really long time. I'd expect this kind of crap from the JVM and other OO only worlds, but JS is more functional then it is OO, you have higher order functions...why the hell would you want to think in OO terms?
And while we're at it. Why the is there a term "Dependecy injection"... it's freaking argument passing to functions, and it's been around a really really long time. I'd expect this kind of crap from the JVM and other OO only worlds, but JS is more functional then it is OO, you have higher order functions...why the hell would you want to think in OO terms?