As probably everyone else out there I don´t like to be part of the wheel reinventers club, but sometimes, when you can´t beat them…join them.
In the process of coding for my Masters thesis, which involves having fun with mobile devices and embedded programming on microcontrollers like my NetDuino board, I really needed a super micro, tiny, lightweight…you name it…IoC container specifically crafted for the .Net Micro Framework.
I thought, “this will be an easy task as there are many IoC libraries out there”…Yes…but not for Micro Framework.
The only one I found that seemed to fit my needs had a strong dependency on another 3rd party library for AOP , but when you have only 64k to spend for code storage, optimization clearly becomes the word of the day.
So I took some time to code a very small and simple IoC container that had just the features I needed:
- Lightweight
- Simple Setup
- Singleton “lazy” container
- Constructor and parameters injection
- Named based registration
Say hello to LiteIoC.
Nice. Go forward for the NuGet package
Thy will be done
https://nuget.org/packages/LiteIoC