Exploring Factory Macros

Dependency injection without the ceremony Exploring Factory Macros Dependency injection without the ceremony Michael Long   ∙   May 13, 2026   ∙   12 min read   ∙   View on Medium Factory name and logo copyright Michael Long Swift dependency injection has always had an annoying habit of making the boring part visible. Not the dependency graph. Not the architecture. Not the contract between a type and the services it needs. But the plumbing. From Swinject on, almost every dependency injection mechanism I’ve ever used has felt… clunky. And that’s one of the reasons why created Factory. Factory’s original annotation-style property wrappers (@Injected) made dependency injection lookups compact, readable, and testable. And compared to hand-wiring initializers across a large Swift or SwiftUI application, it was a huge improvement. But Swift’s moved on. Structured Concurrency Over the years, strict concurrency has… Continue reading This is a member-only story and can only be read on Medium. Sent to sikubaycom.s3cr3tz@blogger.com by Michael Long on Medium Unsubscribe from this writer's email notifications Manage your email settings 3500 South DuPont Highway, Suite IQ-101, Dover, DE 19901 Careers·Help Center·Privacy Policy·Terms of service