I am studying about hig开发者_运维知识库h coupling between classes, specifically IoC. I would like to ask some questions:
Ok, there are so many results in Google when you search for this topic; NerdDinner,CodeClimber,CodeProject etc.. but they all seems to be not working as expected! Either they give error during build o
As a Java developer I\'ve become accustomed to having dependency injection available in applications.For Android though, I am especially wary of performance.What are the performance implications for u
I\'m using as Ninject IoC. My question is how to retrieve an object that requires a parameter in the constructor.
I\'m creating a node based web CMS system in asp.net mvc. Having read some books on dependency injection I\'ve split my solution up into multiple projects and using abstractions (abstract classes and
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I am building a really minimal MVC framework to increase my PHP knowledge and challenge myself. I\'ve come to the point where Classes begin to be dependent on each other to work.
I have been trying to implement a solution similar to what Ayende posts in his MSDN article, Building a Desktop To-Do Application with NHibernate. Fortunately, Skooletz wrote a similar article that fo
Recently I moved to MVC 3 and Ninject 2. In most of the code, I use constructor injection, but there are some places, where I had to use Inject attribute. Ninject 2 registers its own IDepencyResolver
Could someone explain the benefits of using this pattern? I mean isn\'t EF a repository in a sense already? Can\'t you just query the container and return those objects?
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