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Comparing .NET DI (IoC) Frameworks, Part 1

Started by Andrey Shchekin · 10 months ago

Having some spare time and interest, I decided to learn a bit more about the features of modern .NET IoC frameworks. Being aware of what’s available always helps, and I haven’t yet seen a comprehensive feature comparison.
For the comparison, I have selected the framew ... Continue reading »

11 comments

sbussinger
10 months ago

Nicely done! I'm looking forward to seeing part 2.

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Damian Powell
10 months ago

Great review. When are we likely to see part 2?

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Andrey Shchekin
10 months ago

I have been somewhat busy, but it is a next big thing I have in my blog backlog.

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Chris Tavares
10 months ago

Interesting comparison, thanks for doing it. If I may, I'd like to clarify a couple things about Unity. You don't have to use attributes to specify which properties or constructors to call, you can configure it in the container either via API calls or via XML config.

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Andrey Shchekin
10 months ago

Thank you for your feedback, I added it to the comparison matrix and rephrased the text accordingly.

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Matteo Baglini
9 months ago

In Spring.NET you must set the properties "depends-on" and "lazy-init" in the configuration file for manage recursive dependency. See:
http://springframework.net/docs/1.2.0-M1/refere...
http://springframework.net/docs/1.2.0-M1/refere...

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Andrey Shchekin
9 months ago

It seems to be a solution to recursive dependency, however I am interested in a way to _detecting_ the recursion.
Debugging StackOverflowException (basically, dead test runner or asp.net hosting process) is too complex to be a good detection method.

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David
8 months ago

Enjoyable Read! thanks for your time..

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color_chart
7 months ago

great article... Ive never really been into .net myself but its certainly something im thinking about... your comparisons make interesting reading and maybe changed my mind in what direction to take.. very well written article thank you.

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