The two previous parts covered the concepts; this one is hands-on. Install danceable/container, bind and resolve services, control their lifetime with bind.Singleton() and bind.Lazy(), and let the container call your functions — then organize the whole thing with danceable/provider's Register / Boot / Terminate lifecycle.
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The container is the warehouse of your application's services; the provider decides what goes into it and when. This part covers both patterns — how a container resolves a dependency graph on demand, how a provider organizes register, boot, and shutdown, and how danceable/container and danceable/provider split that work.
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Large software is built from small, independent parts — and those parts need each other. This article explains what a dependency is, why injecting it from the outside beats constructing it inline, and compares the four main DI tools in Go: Dig, Wire, Fx, and Container.
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