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I found that lot of earlier answers were using simple objectManager for class instantiation in Magento 2.

The results, lot of people are directly using/implementing those answers in their custom implementations.

we should not use the ObjectManager directly!

How can we avoid this practices, so users can be followed best coding standards.

I found that lot of earlier answers were using simple objectManager for class instantiation in Magento 2.

The results, lot of people are directly using/implementing those answers in their custom implementations.

we should not use the ObjectManager directly!

How can we avoid this practices, so users can be followed best coding standards.

I found that lot of earlier answers were using simple objectManager for class instantiation in Magento 2.

The results, lot of people are directly using/implementing those answers in their custom implementations.

@KAndy You should not use the ObjectManager directly!

How can we avoid this practices, so users can be followed best coding standards.

I found that lot of earlier answers were using simple objectManager for class instantiation in Magento 2.

The results, lot of people are directly using/implementing those answers in their custom implementations.

we should not use the ObjectManager directly!

How can we avoid this practices, so users can be followed best coding standards.

I found that lot of earlier answers were using simple objectManager for class instantiation in Magento 2.

The results, lot of people are directly using/implementing those answers in their custom implementations.

@KAndy You should not use the ObjectManager directly!

How can we avoid this practices, so users can be followed best code standards.

I found that lot of earlier answers were using simple objectManager for class instantiation in Magento 2.

The results, lot of people are directly using/implementing those answers in their custom implementations.

@KAndy You should not use the ObjectManager directly!

How can we avoid this practices, so users can be followed best coding standards.