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- So this talk is a quick overview of different ways of applying dependency and injection techniques in C++. So, what is a dependency injection? Dependency injection is basically a 25 dollar term for a five cent concept. Because itamp;#39;s basically, (audience laughing) itamp;#39;s all about the construction. So in the left side we can see cppcon talk, which is tightly coupled to the dependencies and thatamp;#39;s no DI. On the other side, we have a DI in which we have a constructor when we pass all the dependencies through it so, we couple the business logic and object creation out of those guys. So thatamp;#39;s very handy because the code is more maintainable and easier to test. And we can stop there, however, you can be pragmatic and try to apply more benefits to it. So Iamp;#39;m the author of [BOOST].DI which is not part of Boost, but I just call it Boost, why not. (audience laughing) Just because I can. So itamp;#39;s one of the library, itamp;#39;s generated header, the