Microsoft is again hosting Headspring at their Austin office for a working entitled: Decoupling Layers using Inversion of Control. Matt Hinze, a Microsoft MVP, will be facilitating the workshop. Attendance is free. We just ask that you sign up so we know what the attendance will be.
Here is a brief overview:
Headspring Presents:
Decoupling Layers using Inversion of Control: a workshop by Matt Hinze on:
- Inversion of Control
- A concept
- Relinquishing the responsibility of managing dependencies
- Dependency Injection
- A pattern
- Constructor injection
- Property injection
- Some Benefits Enumerated
- Testing: Makes it easy to isolate classes under test and to test interactions between classes by allowing the tester to provide a special implementation
- Reuse: Enables code reuse and prevents duplication by enabling the sharing of functional parts
- Simplicity: Since each component is only concerned with its responsibility, it can focus on that simple job
- Construction velocity: Speed is quickened because of the above things. That’s what we’re here for, right?
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
2PM to 4PM
Microsoft hosts Headspring at:
Microsoft Technology Center
9606 N Mo Pac Expy
Austin, TX 78759
(map)