Tag Archives: inversion-of-control
Griffin.Container: Register services using your own attribute.
As you might now, I recommend that you register most classes using the [Component] attribute. However, you might not want to add an external dependency to all class libraries. You can avoid that now with a new feature. And that … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Libraries
Tagged griffin framework, griffin.container, inversion-of-control
Leave a comment
Resolving all services through dependency injection in Griffin.Container
I’ve just added a new feature to Griffin.Container: Support for resolving all implementations of a service by using constructors. You can now do something like this: Griffin.Container can be found at github.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged griffin framework, griffin.container, inversion-of-control
Leave a comment
New article: Having fun with Griffin.Container
I’ve written a new article which guides you through the most of the features in Griffin.Container.
Posted in Architecture, Libraries
Tagged griffin framework, griffin.container, inversion-of-control
Leave a comment
Griffin.Container – “The drunken IoC container”
(I started writing this blog entry at friday night, but somehow I didn’t manage to finish it.) My son has just fallen asleep and wifey is working. Which means that I got a friday night all by myself. So I’ve … Continue reading
Inversion of control containers – Best practices
Disclaimer: I’ve used IoC containers for a couple of years now and also made a couple of my own (just to learn, nothing released). I’ve also consumed loads of documentation in the form of blogs and stackoverflow questions. And I thought … Continue reading