One thing I have been looking into in my free time is Dependancy Injection (DI). As I'm a little new to this area I wanted to read up on it and see what is the best framework (for me) to start doing this in.
What is it?
Designing For Change is a great presentation by Nate Kohari the author of Ninject. look through those slides an you will begin to get a good idea of how to code loosely.
So you are thinking in abstracts and interfaces, Plain Old Software Engineering (if you may) and want to know what is a great framework to code in.
There Seems to be a lot of Frameworks?
As you may have noticed there are quite a few frameworks out there. These are the ones that stood out to me (and by the looks of it everyone else)
So the next port of call is to find a great comparison
The DI Framework Comparison - Val la, this is a very well thought of comparison, an would help you all on which DI framework you would choose.
One Last thing.
OK, now we have an understanding of DI and the features in some of the frameworks, there is just one more thing. which one is Lightning fast?
How Expensive is it? Part 1, Part 2, - Great test on how long it takes to create an object.
Well I think i have made my mind up.
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