Inversion of Control with .net

Question

It\'s rare that I hear someone using Inversion of Control (Ioc) principle with .Net. I have some friends that work with Java that use a lot more Ioc with Spring and PicoCont

Answer 1

Try LinFu.IOC 2.0:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/LinFu_IOC.aspx

It's one of the most flexible IOC containers out there, and like Ninject, there's no XML file to maintain. Unlike Ninject, however, LinFu doesn't force you to write any binding code to wire up your dependencies together. Take a look! :)