Projects tagged ‘di’ and ‘ioc’

A little set of tools that I build in order to make my work easier. Mainly extentions to Castle and NHibernate.

A .NET IoC container written in C#. Focus on programmatic configuration with builder syntax. Zero intrusion into existing code. Create components using reflection or with lambda expressions for ... [More] unlimited flexibility. Managed disposal of any IDisposable components created by the container within a defined scope. [Less]

Ninject is an ultra-lightweight, ultra-fast dependency injection framework for .NET 2.0 applications. Easy to use, fast, flexible, and powerful, Ninject aims to make inversion of control accessible to ... [More] all types of .NET projects, regardless of size or complexity. [Less]

PicoContainer is a lightweight and highly embeddable container for components that honour Dependency Injection. Despite it being very compact in size (the core is ~100K and it has no mandatory ... [More] dependencies outside the JDK), PicoContainer supports different dependency injection types (both CDI and SDI) and offers totally customisable lifecycles. PicoContainer has originally been implemented in Java but is also available for other platforms and languages. [Less]

The Xyster Framework contains several components to improve and simplify your application development experience. It leverages and extends several parts of the Zend Framework providing a massive ... [More] collection of useful and hardened tools for PHP applications. [Less]

NanoContainer is a container for components honouring dependency injection. NanoContainer builds on top of PicoContainer the support for several scripting meta-languages (XML, Groovy, Bsh, Jython ... [More] and Rhyno), AOP, Web frameworks (Struts and WebWork), Persistence (Hibernate) SOAP, JMX, and much more. [Less]

Substrate IoC/DI Container for PHPSubstrate is a IoC/DI Container for PHP. Substrate is inspired by Spring Framework, but written with the strengths and limitations of PHP in mind. Substrate's goal ... [More] is to provide developers with a set of tools to allow for configuring an application and managing its dependencies while remaining as transparent and unobtrusive as possible. Interested in Inversion of Control Containers and the Dependency Injection pattern? Martin Fowler has a great article on IoC/DI. Downloads are now available! Check out some Sample Code to get an idea how Substrate can be used. DependenciesSubstrate has a dependency on hc-php. Make sure you get the most recent hc-php snapshot. Dragonfly Development ProjectsRepose (PHP ORM) Substrate (PHP IoC/DI Container) Halo (PHP Web Application Framework) Skittle (Simple PHP Templates) hc-php (Halogen Core PHP Libraries) safsi-php (Simple Abstract File System Interface) [Less]

Lightweight dependency injection solution for ActionScript 3

Another IoC container written for educational and experimental purposes

phpBoing was born out of a graduate school project, that had to be written in PHP. The missing ingredient was familiarity, and that was Spring. So having absolutely no extra time i decided to start ... [More] work on this system that attempts to implement an inversion of control/dependency injection framework that comes as close as possible to working like Spring. The current version offers many (but not nearly all) of Spring's 2.x functionality. The ability to define "beans" in an application context XML, inject dependencies (in the form of properties, which may have nested bean definitions, or bean references, importing other contexts and so on.) There's a lot of work to put into this, but it has been used in academic projects as well as OLPC's new community site. oh and this isn't meant to be another php mvc framework. strictly speaking its an ioc/di framework. At the same time, the "reference implementation" is that of a web application, but phpBoing is completely agnostic. [Less]