Projects tagged ‘dependency-injection’

Lion is an emerging open source PHP framework for creating rich web applications as a combination of the most valuable features and patterns taken from the development community. Maybe the most ... [More] valuable feature within the framework, as a combination of a MVC and a MVP. The MVP allows to declare rich UI components within your templates, easing the integration with your own event handlers. Lion's component model handles AJAX communication in both ways: Direct and Reverse-AJAX. From the architecture point of view, Lion is organized by context containers representing applications, being one of the most valuable benefits his IoC capability, a spring-style based dependency injection which let the framework work out the complexities of service instantiation, initialization and sequencing. [Less]

T2 framework is a simple and easy annotation based web framework for web & java developers. Lucy is the lightweight dependency injection and AOP container, as the subproject of T2.

Prana is an Inversion of Control (IoC) Container for ActionScript 3.0, and more specifically the Flex framework. It enables you to configure objects and components in a non-intrusive way by describing ... [More] them in an external xml document and having them loaded at runtime. At its core is a Spring-ish application context and IoC container. The xml dialect for the application context is aimed to be Spring compliant. Further, the framework also contains utility classes for configuring and extending Cairngorm and PureMVC applications, a Reflection API and general utilities. In the future we’ll be looking into adding AOP support and Mock objects for FlexUnit, and we’re always open for suggestions. [Less]

JGentle's features are referred to as Inversion of Control (IoC) Container or Lightweight Container. The adoption of JGentle in an application ensures the use of certain design principles which ... [More] improve encapsulation, modularization, testability and reusability, offering configuration via Dependency Injection, Definition Management, Annotation Injection, and declarative services via AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming). [Less]

EvaProperties is a properties and dependency injection framework. It supports property inheritance, knows Ant or Maven style references and it instantiates and wires Java objects. You can read ... [More] properties from the classpath, any input stream or a file and save them again. [Less]

T2 framework is a simple and easy annotation based web framework for web & java developers. Lucy is the lightweight dependency injection and AOP container, as the subproject of T2.

NeoPatterns is a framework exposing some common design patterns: - Inversion of control and dependencies injection - Proxy - Lazy initialization Its specificities are: - Configuration can ... [More] be done in "meta-assemblies" (but also in code-style or configuration-style), so design is done in code, but separated from implementation. - Efficient method interception using IL generation - New design patterns (for hype people) implementation [Less]

NanoDI is a small dependency injection container and tooling for .NET C# projects that are small or that do not need the complexity of bigger IOC solutions. NanoDI's goal is to be small, fast and clean.

Babuine Component Model is a simple Component Model that purposes a code organization around Component Oriented Programming Paradigm, and define the rules of collaboration of these components. In ... [More] more technical detail, it's a really lightweight Inversion of Control / Dependency Injection container, which provides a simple, non intrusive API for developers. [Less]

The Common Service Locator library contains a shared interface for service location which application and framework developers can reference. The library provides an abstraction over IoC containers ... [More] and service locators. Using the library allows an application to indirectly access the capabilities without relying on hard references. The hope is that using this library, third-party applications and frameworks can begin to leverage IoC/Service Location without tying themselves down to a specific implementation. [Less]