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Dependency Inversion: Decoupling Your Domain
High-level modules should not depend on low-level modules. Both should depend on abstractions.
SOLIDDIPDependency Injection
Dependency Inversion (DIP) is the final piece of the SOLID puzzle. It flips the traditional dependency tree on its head.
Avoiding the Low-Level Trap
Usually, high-level business logic depends on low-level details like database drivers or API clients. DIP suggests that the business logic should define an interface (e.g., UserRepository) that the low-level module then implements.
Why It's Powerful
This makes your core business logic completely independent of the infrastructure. You can swap out your database, your external services, or your UI layer without touching the heart of your application.
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