Contents tagged with comparison
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IoC comparison: OpenRasta Internal Dependency Resolver
OpenRasta is an excellent .Net web framework written by Sebastien Lambla. OpenRasta is open source, is opinionated about REST, but is also highly flexible and configurable. So you can plug any Inversion of Control container into it, but it also contains a basic built-in IoC container that is used if no external container is supplied. Even though this container is not intended for use outside of OpenRasta, I decided to isolate it and put it through my IoC comparison tests.
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IoC comparison: Spring.NET CodeConfig
Spring.NET has a new add-on called Spring.NET CodeConfig 1.0.1 that I hoped may adress some of what I saw as spring’s shortcomings in my comparisons of .Net IoC containers, specifically it should allow different configs be used in different tests in the same project. The docs for Spring.NET code config are here. it's also on github and nuget and is apparently just "the first step in the process of expanding Spring.NET's support for non-XML-dependent configuration scenarios". It works, and goes about it in a different way which is not as terse and as most other containers.
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Comparing .Net IoC containers, part zero: Groundwork
I started doing some compare and contrast code on well-known .Net Inversion Of Control containers some time in 2009, in order to better convince my colleagues that they should be using a good one. I haven't succeeded yet, but I have reworked the code into a simple and practical survey that may be of use to anyone interested in picking an Inversion of Control Container for .Net code. Continue reading...