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| * FunctionWrappersInPython | * FunctionWrappers * MementoPattern ---- I've removed "Inversion of Control in Python" from the side of DependencyInjectionPattern. "Inversion of Control" is a larger concept than Dependency injection. Dependency injection is a particular mechanism that is frequently used in systems that exhibits IoC type thinking. Even combined with the idea of service location (as opposed to dependency injection,) we still are a smaller idea than "Inversion of Control." [[http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html#InversionOfControl|Martin Fowler himself has said this many times.]] Even "Inversion of Control" may even be poorly named; I would want to call it "Network of Control." But that is neither here nor there, for the purposes of this page. -- LionKimbro <<DateTime(2005-05-05T18:00:02Z)>> |
Patterns along the lines of GangOfFour
I've removed "Inversion of Control in Python" from the side of DependencyInjectionPattern. "Inversion of Control" is a larger concept than Dependency injection. Dependency injection is a particular mechanism that is frequently used in systems that exhibits IoC type thinking. Even combined with the idea of service location (as opposed to dependency injection,) we still are a smaller idea than "Inversion of Control." Martin Fowler himself has said this many times.
Even "Inversion of Control" may even be poorly named; I would want to call it "Network of Control." But that is neither here nor there, for the purposes of this page.
-- LionKimbro 2005-05-05 18:00:02