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Traditional dependency injection requires manually passing required instances to a service's constructor. Automatic dependency injection can be achieved by several frameworks, like #ZIO, which heavily rely on macros. However, there's an alternative approach using only #Scala 3's powerful type system. Unbelievable! 🤯
https://youtu.be/gLJOagwtQDwPublished at
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