IOC and stateless services. Short-lived or single-instance?
Given a garbage-collected framework, when using an IOC container to inject purely stateless services, is it generally better to use the container’s single-instance lifespan or to recreate the object each time it is used and throw it, and all its dependencies, away as soon as you’re done with them?
Generics vs IoC [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Generics vs IoC [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Generics vs IoC [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Practical Use of Depency Injection (IoC) Container
I am creating a MVC-ish framework in PHP. I am trying to implement a DI Container to allow the creation of controller objects (among others).
Practical Use of Depency Injection (IoC) Container
I am creating a MVC-ish framework in PHP. I am trying to implement a DI Container to allow the creation of controller objects (among others).
Practical Use of Depency Injection (IoC) Container
I am creating a MVC-ish framework in PHP. I am trying to implement a DI Container to allow the creation of controller objects (among others).
Practical Use of Depency Injection (IoC) Container
I am creating a MVC-ish framework in PHP. I am trying to implement a DI Container to allow the creation of controller objects (among others).
Why do IoC containers provide public Resolve method(s)?
In my opinion it just inverses the inversion and could make new users (including myself) make incorrect assumptions about using IoC containers.
Why do IoC containers provide public Resolve method(s)?
In my opinion it just inverses the inversion and could make new users (including myself) make incorrect assumptions about using IoC containers.