On 6 Jan 2012, at 00:12, Douglas Arthur wrote:
The one problem I have with Metadata is when doing a code refactor,
it does not take into account the Metadata tags. Thus, it's easier
to miss changes that should be made to metadata when refactoring.
That's to say if the Metadata is more complex than things like a
simple [Inject] tag. This was one of the drawbacks I had when using
Parsley, although I really enjoyed what Parsley did for me.
- Doug
I generally only event us [Inject] & [MessageDispatcher]
Parsley is wonderfully flexible, but that flexibility adds drawbacks,
but obviously you aint gotta use it all, just difficult enforcing that.
Never really understood why why there is a separate tag for
MessageDispatcher and why you could just use inject and type the prop
as an IMessageDispatcher. Guess its so you don't call a method on an
instance, you just invoke the method injected.
So I'm not suggesting we support a shed loads of new tags (although
Metadata being a first class citizen would be a huge move forwards),
but just officially support [Inject].
