Abstract
Dependency injection (or auto-wiring) aims to simplify development in large codebases by decoupling the specification of inputs from the way they’re provided (or constructed) at runtime.
Dependency injection is taken for granted in other language ecosystems (e.g. Java or C#). But what does it look like in Rust?
Significant design exploration has occurred over the past ten years. This talk will cover two notable designs (axum and Pavex), focusing on their key ideas, benefits, and limitations.
