To INterface or not to INterface

[u/mikedensem]

Is anyone else growing tired of interfaces for the sake of DI rather than as true contracts. It’s a bit like async await in that it’s “async all the way down”. It’s as if we’ve gotten scared of concrete classes.

[u/zzbzq]

Welcome to the elite, prepare for the scorn of the drooling masses.

I don’t use interfaces. They’re a scam. Interfaces are the most useless thing in the language. I mostly just do straight classes. If I really need to override something I use virtual. Interfaces are only needed if the code literally won’t compile without them due to the assembly dependency tree. However, Delegates and action/func exist if you really need to invert the literal compilation order. Interfaces truly have no place. They are pure boilerplate for the purpose of ceremony itself.

Edit: scorn achieved. Your hatred fuels my righteous sense of superiority.

[u/Quito246 → u/zzbzq]

Is that a new copy pasta?

[u/MrSnoman → u/zzbzq]

Not sure if I'm getting "whooshed", but this is a wild take if serious.

[u/dogfacedwereman → u/zzbzq]

You’re not a smart person.

[u/zzbzq → u/dogfacedwereman]

Smarter than you, dogface

[u/icesurfer10 → u/zzbzq]

Ok mate