Implicit-based Dependency Injection in Scala provides a lightweight, type-safe alternative to traditional DI frameworks, simplifying dependency management without sacrificing compile-time verification.
Defining a trait for dependencies, such as DatabaseService, allows for clear expectations of what features the dependency will provide, enhancing code organization.
While implicits reduce boilerplate by resolving dependencies automatically, they can also complicate readability and debugging, making the flow less discernible, especially for beginners.
For large-scale applications, traditional DI frameworks might be preferred for better tooling and flexibility, even if implicits offer a minimalist approach.
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