When it comes to building reusable software libs, trust is a key feature. But this week, the author of #Moq, a popular library for .NET, violated this trust by releasing a version that harvests mail addresses from any machine using Moq. An absolute sin. github.com/moq/moq/issues/13…
5 .NET libraries for Dependency Injection
Which do you think is the best?
1. AutoFac (in my opinion the best)
2. Ninject
3. Lamar
4. Simple Injector
5. StructureMap
What will you add?
#dotnet#nuget#csharp#dotnetcore
We published Simple Injector v5.4 to NuGet. This release improves support for working with Flowing Scoping as alternative Composition Model to Ambient Scoping. You can find the release notes here: github.com/simpleinjector/Si…
We published Simple Injector v5.3.2 to NuGet. S.I. now shows the full type name (including namespace) in exception messages in case there are other registrations with the same short type name. This makes it easier to distinguish between registrations: github.com/simpleinjector/Si…
Users that installed core library version v5.2.0 are advised to upgrade to v5.2.1. v5.2.0 contains a concurrency bug that will impact most users running in a multi-threaded environment. See: github.com/simpleinjector/Si…
Dear Simple Injector user. I pushed an alpha of 5.2 to NuGet that solves this problem concerning DisposeAsync: github.com/simpleinjector/Si…. This issue introduces a breaking change, which makes it important for me to get your feedback before RTM. See the issue for more details.
Yes - absolutely :-) Its the best dotnet DI container available IMHO. Extremely well designed and highest quality. Superior open generics and decorator support. Unique diagnostic system. Excellent documentation and support. And many many other useful features (see docs).