Guice is the love child of our very own Bob Lee of Google. He wrote it
for his applications at work that needed a DI library, but needed it to
be small and very fast (he quotes some strange stat like 150x the speed
of Spring). In bug tickets and personal conversions, he hinted that he
wanted to use it, once it went Open Source, in his new API, so I decided
to take it a step further and put it at the core of XWork and Struts 2
now.
And I agree, it is a very impressive piece of code :) I'm looking
forward to finding new ways to use it better as we learn its capabilities.
Don
tm jee wrote:
Hi guys,
Sorry, this might be off topic a bit.
Just want to say I really like Guice. Its simple, fast (amazing !!!), well written ...
I like the code, its so clean and elegant (to me at least). For newbies like me
who are still trying to pick up the new features offered by Tiger, Guice is
really a nice tutorial (educative) to start off with. Just reading the code
teaches me a great deal. Oh.. and the Apis are well thought out, nicely
separate between internal and external where only external stuff are expose as
public. Its also makes good uses of Tiger's Threading capabilities.... :-)
Simply amazing. Kudos guys. Got to love Guice.
p/s Btw, Don would you mind sharing with us where did you manage to find
goodies like Guice? I haven't heard about it until your post, maybe I am just
too out-dated .... missing all the fun....
rgds
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