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I’ve been reviewing the various IoC containers available for Flex/Actionscript. One of the benefits of IoC and DI is that it greatly facilitates unit testing. By injecting our dependencies into our applications actors, we are effectively isolating them from the … Continue reading
robotlegs.org robotlegs best practices The quest for a Dependency Injection container continues. The most recent stop on this exploration of the available options has been Robotlegs. Robotlegs AS3 is a DI driven MVCS framework for Flash/Flex inspired by PureMVC. Being … Continue reading
This is the second part in a series exploring Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection containers available for Flex. In the first part of the series we discussed what IoC and DI are and how they can benefit our applications. … Continue reading
The Inversion of Control (IoC) design principle and the related Dependency Injection (DI) design pattern have been around for several years. In the Java world, popular frameworks such as Spring make heavy use of these concepts. With the introduction of … Continue reading
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