Yes it has a lot of similarities. The strategy pattern is used mostly for decisions at runtime, in order for solutions be unblocked by any concrete implementations and work on the interface level only. It is like the concept of policy-based decision making.
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Isn't this the Strategy Pattern? Or a mix between Strategy and dependency injection.
Yes it has a lot of similarities. The strategy pattern is used mostly for decisions at runtime, in order for solutions be unblocked by any concrete implementations and work on the interface level only. It is like the concept of policy-based decision making.