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Dependency injection with League's new Container

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Jens Segers explains how to use PHP League's shiny new version of Container. The usage of ContainerInterface seems interesting:

League's container now implements the `ContainerInterface`, which is defined by the Container Interoperability group. This is really great as there are a few projects and frameworks which support this interface. For example, the Slim 3 micro framework already allows you to choose your own container flavour, as long as it implements the interface.
Read the full article at Jens' blog.

The League's Container seems like a nice alternative to PHP DI that I have been using.

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