In this video series I am showing how to create your own IoC Container from the ground up without any third party libraries.
Link to Part Three:
• Create Your Own IoC / Dependency Cont...
Link to Github:
https://github.com/Cyecize/Magic-IoC-...
In order for the video to be more understandable, I have split the development process into 5 main sub tasks.
In this Part we are covering the fifth(from 5 total) sub task which is creating the dependency container.
So in this video I am creating the dependency container interface, adding an annotation for entry point of the application and I am cleaning the code from test classes.
Also I am creating a sample application that uses the MagicInjector as a library to test it in a real environment.