Integrating a LinFu IoC container with your ASP.NET MVC application

Thomas Weller

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4 Aug 2010CPOL5 min read

From the many available IoC containers out there, LinFu is the one that I like most. This is because it is extremely simple to use, needs almost no configuration at all, and yet it is highly flexible and extensible, if you need to do some more complicated things

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Thomas Weller

Software Developer (Senior) Freelancer

Germany

I'm a freelance software developer/architect located in Southern Germany with 20 years of experience in C++, VB, and C# software projects. Since about ten years I do all my coding exclusively in C# for business application development - and nowadays Python for Data Science, ML, and AI.
I am especially dedicated to Test-driven development, OO architecture, software quality assurance issues and tools.

Integrating a LinFu IoC container with your ASP.NET MVC application

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