Contents tagged with Unity
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The Evolution of .NET Dependency Resolution
Dependency Resolution (RS), Dependency Injection (DI) and Inversion of Control (IoC) are hot topics nowadays. Basically all frameworks are aware of it, or offer some mechanisms to help implement it. It all started a long time ago, however, and things are slightly confusing at the moment – but will get better!
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Unity, Part 11: Integrating With Azure Application Insights
Another one for the Unity series.
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Unity, Part 10: Custom Build Strategies
We’re getting there! This time, custom build strategies, or how you can tell Unity to build/act upon built objects in different ways.
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Unity, Part 9: Integration With Managed Extensibility Framework
This time, I will be talking about integrating Unity with Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF). You can find the other posts in the series here (how to use Unity in a web application), here (adding Interfaces), here (registration by convention), here (injecting values), here (extensions), here (aspect-oriented programming), here (dependency injection) and the first one here (introduction).
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Microsoft Unity Succinctly
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Unity - Part 8: Web
Long overdue in the Unity series, how to use Unity in a web application. You can find the other posts here (Adding Interfaces), here (Registration by Convention), here (Injecting Values), here (Extensions), here (Aspect-Oriented Programming), here (Dependency Injection) and here (Introduction).
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Unity - Part 7: Adding Interfaces
Updated: thanks, Thomas Levesque (@thomaslevesque)!
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Unity – Part 6: Registration by Convention
OK, sixth post on this series, long overdue. You will find the fifth (Injecting Values) here, the fourth (Extensions) here, the third (Aspect-Oriented Programming) here, the second (Dependency Injection) here and the first one (Introduction) here.
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Unity Index
Updated on October 27th
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Unity – Part 5: Injecting Values
This is the fifth post on Unity. You can find the introductory post here, the second post, on dependency injection here, a third one on Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) here and the latest so far, on writing custom extensions, here. This time we will talk about injecting simple values.