Isolate the Necessary Evil of New Operator
In OOP new operator creates new instances of some class.
new operator is the necessary evil within OOP.
Why is it evil? Because: It violates the SOLID since it binds us not just to a particular class implementation of an interface. Worse off it binds us to particular instantiation of a class. We should isolate it from being spread around in the code, since it ties us to particular implementation.
IoC-DI-container can greatly help with centralizing all the instance creations to a single area within the DI container realm. However, in liu of DI container we should still be diligent of centralizing away the creation of objects away from the places where the objects are used.
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