I read an excellent book recently, Dependency Injection in .NET by Mark Seeman. Oh boy, I should have read it 2 years ago before I started playing seriously with DI. Dependency Injection looks like an easy concept to grok and what could possibly go wrong? Go figure! Or better read this book. Don’t be misled by title, it’s not only about DI and .NET. Author gives a rather great overview of modern object programming with examples that happen to be in C# but could be in Java or something else.
My DI container of choice is Ninject but unfortunately author doesn’t cover it. I decided to fill this gap and created exploratory unit tests based on code examples from the book:
