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  1. Feb 6th, 2016, 07:59 PM #1
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    Dependency Injection

    I am curious for .NET developers, do you implement dependency inject for your solutions/projects and if so are you using Unity, Ninject or another library for injection.
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    Re: Dependency Injection

    I generally try and use it as a pattern because it aids flexibility. I don't use any framework though.
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    Re: Dependency Injection

    I just sort of saw the light with it over the last year, after struggling with the concepts for 3-4 years. I don't use a DI container, just Poor Man's Injection. Currently struggling with a legacy project that is a mixture of "We don't use DI" and "We have a DI container that we pass as an argument to some classes".
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