From the many available IoC containers out there, LinFu is the one that I like most. This is because it is extremely simple to use, needs almost no configuration at all, and yet it is highly flexible and extensible, if you need to do some more complicated things

MVC DI & Unity with Lifetime Manager

by PratapReddyP

CodeProjectIn this post we will see 2 important things.1. Using Unity Dependency Resolver2. What is Lifetime manager and its significance.Step 1: Create a regular MVC web application. create a new separate class library project.

Reducing Controller dependencies with generic factories

by levelnis

Article examining one approach to reducing controller dependencies in an ASP.NET MVC application by using generic factories.

Running Services in Long Lived Applications in .NET

by jgauffin

Running services in long lived applications in .NET

Using Dependency Injection to Rapidly Create Applications

by Sean Hart

Using Dependency Injection to rapidly create applications

Using the Facade Pattern to Reduce Controller Dependencies

by levelnis

In an earlier article, I wrote about reducing controller dependencies with generic factories. One criticism of this approach, which I agree with, is that it hides those dependencies. This article looks at an alternate approach - using facades.

What is Inversion of Control?

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

Inversion of Control (IoC) is a fundamental principle in software design that aims to decouple components and manage their dependencies more effectively.

Why Use An Interface?

by Jeff Ronay

This post discusses why you should use an interface.

Xamarin with TinyIoC

by n.podbielski

Use of IoC container in Xamarin on example of TinyIoC