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Plagiarised would be article ("Three Ways to Implement Dependency Injection in .NET Applications", Manikandan H)

OriginalGriff3-Jun-20 4:59

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This: Three Ways to Implement Dependency Injection in .NET Applications[^]
From this: Joydip Kanjilal - Professional Profile[^] (and I'm pretty sure I've reported him for plagiarism before as well).
Is stolen from this 2015 article: Dependency Injection – My Online Notebook[^]
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The tight coupling between the two classes shown above occurs because C1 (which is dependent on C2) creates and contains an instance of the class C2. It’s “tight” because you can eliminate or change the dependency only by modifying the container class (C1). This is where dependency injection fits in.

He also posted it here: Working with Dependency Injection in Java - Developer.com[^]

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Re: Plagiarised would be article ("Three Ways to Implement Dependency Injection in .NET Applications", Manikandan H)

Sean Ewington3-Jun-20 5:06

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Supposedly people love copying this guy's articles. He says he originally published it here:
Three Ways to Implement Dependency Injection in .NET Applications[^]

I told him, probably better not to repost older articles in this case, but to write new ones. But he's not listening.

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Re: Plagiarised would be article ("Three Ways to Implement Dependency Injection in .NET Applications", Manikandan H)

Dan Neely3-Jun-20 5:18

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~~That "original" publication date is two years newer than the version Griff found. It looks to me like devx.com doesn't have as good of a plagiarism filter as CP does.~~

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Re: Plagiarised would be article ("Three Ways to Implement Dependency Injection in .NET Applications", Manikandan H)

Sean Ewington3-Jun-20 5:22

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Isn't Griff's 2015, and the devx article is 2007?

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