I copied that text into the meter, got the .26 you saw. I then listened in to a conversation at the cube next to mine and wrote that in. "Using software as a service we can replicate and evergreen in the cloud." One simple sentence jumped it to a .35.
YES. Someone needs to make a voice-to-text app that has a "bullshit meter" needle, and that beeps rapidly (a la PKE meter) when a threshold is exceeded.
They give you automatic proxied/intercepted objects for things like Transaction management, asynchronous execution, general AOP, etc. If you're not using any of that, there's probably little to no advantage to using pure Java DI. But those things are really nice to have.
