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Replace lateinit binding of dependencies with constructor-injection #1292
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It is considered good practice in Spring applications to use constructor injection whenever possible (the main reasons are better readability and testability of classes). Moreover, starting with 4.3.RC1 version of Spring, the @Autowired annotation is no longer needed when a class has a single constructor. Leveraging this fact along with Kotlin's very concise constructor syntax yields some nice readability improvements
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It is considered good practice in Spring applications to use
constructor injection whenever possible (the main reasons are better
readability and testability of classes).
Moreover, starting with 4.3.RC1 version of Spring, the @Autowired
annotation is no longer needed when a class has a single constructor.
Leveraging this fact along with Kotlin's very concise constructor
syntax yields some nice readability improvements