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I’ve been considering Guice for a project, but I’m not so sure anymore. Development seems to have stopped. There are no new releases, no SVN activity. What do you think?
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I think everyone around DI framework is waiting for JSR-299 to be close to final. It really standardize Guice and the new features (Producer methods, Events, …).
So, me I’m watching JSR-299 WebBeans!