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No mention of dependency
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No mention of dependency injection. A routing service that provides bi-directional transformation between routes and URLs is a very useful component. So much so, we've had one around since Zend Framework 1, I presume Symfony 1, and better iterations that correctly incorporate dependency injection in both Zend Framework 2 and Symfony 2: http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/routing.html Dependency injection isn't an option, it's the correct way to develop software. I have no idea what "dependency injecting your own links means", but a routing service that can be used to generate links **SHOULD** have it's dependencies injected. Your other option is to hardcode dependencies, making the service inflexible and difficult to test.
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