Hi Ismael,
The truth is, we have no idea. Certainly there is no such plan at this
point.
Dagger is a promising project, inspired by Guice and developed by some
Guice authors and contributors as well as others. It solves some
problems differently, and the Guicey folks at Google are pretty excited
about it. But we don't know how it'll all shake out, and aren't trying
to pre-guess that.
Dagger was developed as a fit-to-purpose alternative for Square's
android needs, as they wanted a very similar pattern, but optimized for
their android cases, and they were awesome and included many of us at
Google early in its development. I think we can broaden its utility far
beyond the android case, but whether Dagger and Guice will converge
enough to call for Dagger to succeed Guice is way too far off to tell.
We're all committed to making kick-ass dependency-injection on Java and
related platforms, so we're just seeing where this all leads.
cheers,
Christian.
On 19 Oct 2012, at 14:39, ijuma wrote:
Hi Chris,
On Saturday, 22 September 2012 18:27:57 UTC+1, Christian Gruber wrote:
My plan is to roll a release in q4. Not a commitment but definitely
my
plan.
I've noticed that you've been contributing to Dagger (e.g.
https://github.com/square/dagger/pull/67). Is the plan for Dagger to
be the
successor of Guice?
Best,
Ismael
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