Inversion of Control
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What is Inversion of Control?
Inversion of Control (IoC) is a design principle in software engineering in which the control of object creation and dependencies is transferred to a container or framework. This is commonly achieved through dependency injection, service locator pattern, or using contextualized lookup. IoC makes applications more modular, testable, and maintainable by decoupling components.
What other technologies are related to Inversion of Control?
Inversion of Control Complementary Technologies
Dependency Injection
Dependency Injection is a specific implementation/pattern to achieve Inversion of Control.
MVC
MVC benefits from and can utilize Inversion of Control to decouple components.
ASP.NET
ASP.NET, particularly ASP.NET Core, supports Dependency Injection as a means of achieving Inversion of Control.
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AI Engineer
7 AI Engineer jobs mention Inversion of Control
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Software Engineer
304 Software Engineer jobs mention Inversion of Control
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Software Architect
9 Software Architect jobs mention Inversion of Control
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Business Systems
7 Business Systems jobs mention Inversion of Control
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Engineer
308 Engineer jobs mention Inversion of Control
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Luxoft
Professional Services
IBM
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Everi
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Wolters Kluwer
Professional Services
EPAM Systems
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