By piccoloprincipe
via shortwhitebaldguy.com
Submitted: Feb 24 2013 / 09:12
So a little bit ago on Twitter, I posed a question about Dependency Injection Containers and I realized that 140 characters probably weren't enough to fully explain it. So for those unfamiliar, a really quick overview of what a DIC does...A DIC is a container that stores objects that your application depends, so the entire container can be injected into other objects where dependencies exist. From there the dependencies can be pulled out and used in other classes as they're needed. This isn't a post about what a DIC is, so forgive the description if it's overly simplistic.
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