Dependency Injection (DI) is a technique to develop loosely coupled software systems. Although this article won't go into the details of DI as such, the basic idea is this:
Assume that there is a class Class1 that depends on Class2 and Class3 for its functioning. The normal practice is to instantiate the objects of Class2 and Class3 inside Class1 as shown below:
public class Class1
{
private Class2 objClass2;
private Class3 objClass3;
...
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VS 2015 Update 1 is now available for download, including the updated Community edition. The VS 2015 Update 1 Redistribution packages are also available (x86, x64), as well as the Remote Debugging Tools (x86, x64, ARM). For more information, see Brian Harry's blog, the Visual C++ Team blog, and the Visual Studio Team blog.Compiler and CRTVS 2015 Update 1 includes a new version of the C/C++ compiler (19.00.23506). There is also a new version of the...
When it comes to writing good code in web development it is easy to get lost in the quantity of resources you find online. There are some basics that everyone knows or should know and there are some more specific ones.
Are you able to tell me right now that you sure you follow these practices ? Probably not. You probably have the intuition that you...
Monday, November 23, 2015
Today I was working on a blog plug-in for an existing application. The application is an ASP.NET MVC application so the application uses MVC’s routing to handle file access for the most part. One of the requirements for the blogging component is that it has to integrate with Windows Live Writer handling posting and updates to posts. One of the requirements for Live Writer to supported extended post properties when uploading new posts is...