Injecting Single Interface Implementation with Google Guice

Hi, this is well explained, many thanks. Will you be publishing more tutorials ? How would dependency injection work in a Jersey client ? Thanks in advance !

Really well explained! Thank you!

Good video !! + code :)

Simply explained.. Thanks dude.

You are not making me smart, you are making me stupid, really well explained

Very well explained. Thank you!

Thanks :)

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Nice and simple. Thanks.
Since the videos on a topic follow an order, it'll be a good idea to name them with order in their titles.

thank you. so articulate

Awesome. Thanks for the video

Very clear explanation, thank you

Awesome explanation! Thank you for doing this video!

This is a very good explanation, thank you!

Excellent tutorial.... loved this video....!!!!

What if we only have a single implementation of the interface and we dont bind the interface to it in the module ? And what's the need of injecting interface while we can inject its implementation classes ?

Awesome job explaining the topic. Cheers!

This was a great tutorial. Very helpful🙌🏾

superbly explained sir. Thanks

great explanation

awesome work! thank you!! no ads either!

Do you have video, where we are using cucumber framwork, testing and injection (guice) is using?

Nice and easy-understanding video!

Very well explained. Thanks!

Please make more videos on guiceeee Pleaseee!!

How would you pass parrameter to the constructor during instantiation.

Read somewhere that spring injects at runtime and guice injects at compile time thus providing compile time safety. Can you elaborate on this point. Is it because spring uses string to identify beans (@Qualifier("fooFormatter")) where as in guice we are using classname.class. Can you add a video here showing the difference between spring and guice.. don't find a good video for the same.

Great explanation! Thank you

Super concise tutorial. I wish I could hit that like button more than once!!

Still a perfect tutorial 8 years later!

Really good explanation. Thanks