Attributes are here and they're great. I hated annotations; they were a necessary evil, but putting working code into comments just felt wrong.

My site is back up, after a brief interlude: I moved hosts, because Gandi doubled their hosting costs. I'd left it quite late to renew, because up until now it's just been a case of ticking a box and paying money, so I didn't have much time to shop around.

I chose Krystal, because they use green energy and their procedure for transferring my domain seemed simple (there was a German hosting firm I was recommended too, but that one said something about filling in a form in a PDF and it looked horrendous).

When I start writing a class that has a dependency injection, I have a clear idea about which services it needs. I generate it -- the plugin, form, controller, or service -- and specify those services.

Then nearly always, unless it's something really very simple, I find that no matter how much I thought about it and planned it, I need to add more services. Maybe remove some too.

Fortunately, because Module Builder saves the configuration of the module code you've generated, it's easy to go back to it and edit it to add more services: