Category Archives: IoC

The Siege Project: Siege.ServiceLocation, Part 2 – Contextual Registration and Resolution

Posted on December 9, 2009 by Marcus Bratton

The Siege Project Introduction Siege.ServiceLocation Part 1 – Introduction and General Use Siege.ServiceLocation Part 2 – Contextual Registration and Resolution Siege.ServiceLocation Part 3 – Extending the container with custom use cases Siege.ServiceLocation Part 4 – Integrating Siege.ServiceLocation with ASP.NET MVC … Continue reading →

Also posted in For Fun, Testing | 6 Comments

The Siege Project: Siege.ServiceLocation Part 1 – Introduction and General Use

Posted on December 7, 2009 by Marcus Bratton

The Siege Project Introduction Siege.ServiceLocation Part 1 – Introduction and General Use Siege.ServiceLocation Part 2 – Contextual Registration and Resolution Siege.ServiceLocation Part 3 – Extending the container with custom use cases Siege.ServiceLocation Part 4 – Integrating Siege.ServiceLocation with ASP.NET MVC … Continue reading →

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Take 3: Python, ISP, IoC, and OCP need a fundamental rethink.

Posted on November 20, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

In response to Julian’s thoughtful Dynamic Languages and SOLID Principles I’d have to argue he is about 95% there but is missing the last critical links needed to view this in a whole different light. For ISP, Julian says it … Continue reading →

Also posted in git, Open Source | 4 Comments

I recant my IoC! IoC containers in dynamic languages are silly.

Posted on November 16, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

After a year or so of solid Alt Dot Net infection (as far as infections go its a pretty awesome one to have), I decided to give Python a try again for more than one off sysadmin tasks, and to … Continue reading →

Also posted in Design Patterns, Design Principles, DRY, SOLID | 17 Comments

Wiring Up Generics In Castle Windsor

Posted on August 20, 2009 by John Teague

I’m working with a new team that has a slightly different technology stack then I’m used to.  On most projects where I am the team lead, StructureMap is my IOC container of choice.  I’ve always thought that this was just … Continue reading →

Also posted in Best Practices, Book Review | 2 Comments

The usual result of Poor Man’s Dependency Injection

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Chad Myers

Alternate Title: An IoC Container is a Rich Man’s Factory Pattern Implementation I ruffled some feathers with my last post on Poor Man’s Dependency Injection (PDMI), so please allow me to clarify further. The natural progression of using PMDI is … Continue reading →

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Just say no to ‘Poor Man’s Dependency Injection’.

Posted on July 14, 2009 by Chad Myers

For background, Jimmy Bogard originally posted about the ‘poor man’s dependency injection’ style used in NerdDinner. Not to single out NerdDinner, because there are lots of apps out there doing this. NerdDinner just happened to be the most recent and … Continue reading →

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Learning StructureMap Through Tiny Goals

Posted on January 22, 2009 by Chris Missal

While I’ve been using Castle’s Windsor for a bit now, but wanted to get some StructureMap code running just to get some exposure to it; I’ve heard good things. I decided to set a simple goal and try to achieve … Continue reading →

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