A Unity (DI container) parameterized instantiation extension inspired by Autofac
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A Unity (DI container) parameterized instantiation extension inspired by Autofac
This repository contains all relevant information about Unity Container suit
Util for unity
.NET Framework Discovery Service, which allows to find and update info about nodes in local network (Wi-Fi, for example), to download files from them. Also here you can see Light Upon Cloud (Dropbox analog) which uses Discovery Service
Playground project to experiment the dependency injection pattern
SeizeTheDay is a forum web site that has been developed by using AngularJS, Asp.Net Mvc and Web API. In this website, there are so many exciting tools like TinyMCE, TinyMCE Youtube Plugin. The admin panel of this web site has been developed totally by using Angular.JS.
Using integration tests with web api v2 projects
This is a .Net Mvc Project Template that has beneficial tools.
ToDoApp is a web project that have been developed by using .Net Mvc, .Net Web Api and AngularJS.
The fastest and easiest way to add Dependency Injection support to your Umbraco 7.x project
Demo application to show UnitOfWork and MVVM design patter with the help of Unity Dependency Injection and Mvvm-light toolkit.
Add support to NUnit for constructor injection using an inversion control container, such as Unity or Autofac.
Automatically inject ILogger as property from the unity container
Playground project to experiment the unity of work pattern
ASP.NET WEB Application - Implementation of Repository Pattern & Unity Container
a practice work for learning DI. based on SampleEFCMS, a basic CMS sample that made with ASP.NET 4.5 WebForms and Entity Framework 6.2 (Database First) and SQL Server 2012.
This repo is merged into https://github.com/ViceIce/unity.wcf
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