Creating a Dependency Injection (DI) abstraction inspired by Effect without using generators and ...
Hello, I've been using Effect since a year and loved it so far. There is another team in my company that uses a very verbose and manual dependency injection pattern, and coming from Effect I'd really want to have a similar DX, however I wouldn't be able to convince them to use effect so I'd just want to build a DI abstraction inspired from Effect myself.
But I'm wondering, does the ability to grab dependencies out of thin air in effect depend on the use of generators and yields, or is there a way to get a similar DX in "normal functions" as well?
But I'm wondering, does the ability to grab dependencies out of thin air in effect depend on the use of generators and yields, or is there a way to get a similar DX in "normal functions" as well?
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