DI Containers: No Free Lunch, and Reflection Costs

The DI/IoC container war continues. Philip offers an interesting DI container comparison. Drop MEF/Caliburn, move to AutoFac/Castle.Windsor?

~ by mdavey on August 11, 2011.

Posted in .NET

One Response to “DI Containers: No Free Lunch, and Reflection Costs”

  1. Hi Matt,

    I am afraid I fail to see how Caliburn is a DI container. I use it as a WPF MVVM framwork that plays nice with any DI container you give it.

    Unless you use the builtin DI container, which I believe is there for demonstration purpose.

    Cheers,
    Florian

    palad1 said this on August 11, 2011 at 9:45 am | Reply

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