Autofac
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What is Autofac?
Autofac is an Inversion of Control (IoC) container for .NET. It manages the dependencies between classes so that applications become easier to change as they grow. Autofac is commonly used for dependency injection, enabling loosely coupled and testable applications.
What other technologies are related to Autofac?
Autofac Competitor Technologies
Ninject
Ninject is another dependency injection framework, offering similar functionality to Autofac.
SimpleIoc
SimpleIoc is a simpler dependency injection container and service locator, filling a similar role as Autofac.
MEF
MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework) is a dependency injection framework from Microsoft, serving a similar purpose to Autofac.
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Autofac Complementary Technologies
NSubstitute
NSubstitute is a mocking framework, often used alongside Autofac to mock dependencies in unit tests.
Moq
Moq is a mocking framework, often used alongside Autofac to mock dependencies during unit testing.
NHibernate
NHibernate is an ORM. It can be combined with Autofac to manage the dependencies of the services that interact with the database.
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Software Architect
0.1% of all Software Architect jobs mention Autofac
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Software Engineer
901 Software Engineer jobs mention Autofac
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Business Systems
22 Business Systems jobs mention Autofac
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Solutions Architect
10 Solutions Architect jobs mention Autofac
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Frontend Engineer
26 Frontend Engineer jobs mention Autofac
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