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2010 03 May

After exploring the Dependency Injection and the problem that it solves, we need to implement the Dependency Injection Container in order to be able to use the design pattern. There are a wide variety of DI containers (Castle Windsor, Spring.NET, StructureMap, Unity, Autofac, and Ninject) and all work fine and provide good number of features, so the decision will not be based on technical criteria, I personally
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2010 18 Apr

In this world of technology crises, the main challenge for software architects and developers is to build extensible applications that can live and respond to requirements changes. Loosely coupled components is a main issue in building such application, as well as enhancing the main software engineering concepts as structure, testability, maintainability and extensibility. To focus more at the problem let’s check the following software development case; supposing that we have tw