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PHP-DI is a dependency injection container meant to be practical, powerful, and framework-agnostic.

* Simple, yet full-featured
* Uses **annotations** for simplicity, readability and auto-completion in your IDE
* Automatic bean resolution: you don't have to declare all your beans in configuration files
* Optional **lazy-loading** of dependencies
* **Cacheable** for optimal performances
* Class aliases (interface-implementation mapping)
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<MSG> Removed #19 from the documentation in 2.0

<DFF> @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Unlike Flow3, Zend\DI, Symfony Service Container or Pimple (though they are of a
 
 * Simple, yet full-featured
 * Uses **annotations** for simplicity, readability and auto-completion in your IDE
-* Automatic bean resolution: you don't have to declare all your beans in configuration files
+* Automatic dependency resolution: you don't have to declare all your beans in configuration files
 * Optional **lazy-loading** of dependencies
 * **Cacheable** for optimal performances
 * Class aliases (interface-implementation mapping)

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