OK, can't argue with some of those but Autowired for me is not bad at all and I quite like to have it. Anyways as I said maintaining Spring app in most cases was quite easy for me when not using too much advices, or such. However I do use Autowire in Controllers, Services, Facades.. such to wire those same things together, but not in domain models (which I did see were made in some cases) or any other part of the code as I never had desire to do so. Once I wanted to provide quick small fix for some prototype and made Map<String,Objec> cache which made me realise what can actually happen when you have too many components and autowires for them (for those that may read this and don't get it, it will inject spring application context cache :D somehow). I guess I just didn't program in that way that I had to worry about those things. I know framework magic can be really bad but I avoid such things and never even think about them as solution.
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OK, can't argue with some of those but Autowired for me is not bad at all and I quite like to have it. Anyways as I said maintaining Spring app in most cases was quite easy for me when not using too much advices, or such. However I do use Autowire in Controllers, Services, Facades.. such to wire those same things together, but not in domain models (which I did see were made in some cases) or any other part of the code as I never had desire to do so. Once I wanted to provide quick small fix for some prototype and made
Map<String,Objec> cachewhich made me realise what can actually happen when you have too many components and autowires for them (for those that may read this and don't get it, it will inject spring application context cache :D somehow). I guess I just didn't program in that way that I had to worry about those things. I know framework magic can be really bad but I avoid such things and never even think about them as solution.