I'm not buying the "large-scale" and "serious" applications (whatever that means) argument so easily. The functional programming community builds large-scale applications and there is no trendy dependency injection frameworks.
In Elixir you could pass either a function or a module and defines an interface (the @callback notation). Maybe frameworks are then more a symptoms to a deeper problem in the language than a solution?
It's like a few years ago where you could listen to the same argument regarding XML. Now most of the systems use JSON in 90% of cases and for these cases it's better.
In Elixir you could pass either a function or a module and defines an interface (the @callback notation). Maybe frameworks are then more a symptoms to a deeper problem in the language than a solution?
It's like a few years ago where you could listen to the same argument regarding XML. Now most of the systems use JSON in 90% of cases and for these cases it's better.