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In my experience in .NET recently, Inversion of Control containers are as popular as ever; typically just using the one that's "already there". But it's the "c
by SideburnsOfDoom 3y ago
In my experience in .NET recently, Inversion of Control containers are as popular as ever; typically just using the one that's "already there".
But it's the "config as a XML file" that is right out of style, in favour of config as code, for the reasons given.
- daxfohl 3y agoHaving moved from .net to java recently, I have to say I miss the .net IoC ecosystem; things are simple and to the point, and you use the tools however best fits your use cases. In Java-land everything is Guice, which is more of a "framework"; it requires a lot more boilerplate and you have to design around it, and gets in your way any time you want to do anything outside of its golden path.