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Not all injections are painful!
June 10th, 2009
Our next event is about a programming technique called Dependency Injection. Here’s a brief outline:
As software applications grow in complexity de-coupling your code becomes more important. Dependency injection is one of these de-coupling techniques. Explore dependency injection and inversion of control design principles and how they lead to loosely coupled code (a good thing), very testable code and more flexible applications. We will also look at the use of DI containers as an aid to Inversion of Control. See how you can start using these today
The talk is aimed at professionals involved in different aspects surrounding the development of software. The talk will be presented by Zakir Hoosen, from Fuzzelogic Solutions, who specialise in the provision of technology services over a range of different technologies and methodologies. You can read more about them on their profile.
Venue
Claremont Hotel on Tuesday 30th June 2009. Doors open at 18:00.
Continued Professional Development (CPD) Certificate
Please print the CPD Certificate and bring to the lecture for authorisation
Dates for your calendar:
July 21st – Virtual Worlds by Dr Toni Sant
August 19th – The Evolution of Linux
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