Still getting familiar with the limits of MonoTouch. Is there an IoC/DI library that can be used with MonoTouch. Something li开发者_如何学Cke Ninject ideally?
Give TinyIoC a try - http://www.grumpydev.com/2010/03/02/announcing-tinyioc-an-easy-to-use-hassle-free-inversion-of-control-container/
Cheers,
ChrisNTR
I went through this evaluation process, and I found that Funq was a nice clean implementation that gave me enough power to do what I wanted without over complicating things (or dragging is massive dependencies). It's nice and clean, and supports lazy object initialization through lambda expressions.
I evaluated 5 or 6 different containers specifically for use with MonoTouch.
http://funq.codeplex.com/
take a look on TikoContainer. Pretty easy to use
The OpenNETCF IoC container now supports MonoTouch as well.
Thought I'd mention Spring.Net, we use the original [Java] version extensively in all our applications.
Spring [on Java, at least] has many. many [optional] modules. I haven't tried the .Net version myself, but I'm interested to find out how it compares.
Cheers
Rich
P.S. Spring.Net is Apache licensed, so its usable in closed source, commercial projects (think iOS/iPhone etc.)
I've released Stiletto, an IoC that works on all .NET platforms, including Xamarin and MonoTouch. It lets you specify your dependencies mainly using attributes, and gets around limitations on runtime reflection and generic instantiations by doing its thing at compile-time.
EDIT
I'll have to update the docs, but the pre-compile tool does not work with the current build tools in Xamarin Studio. Stiletto pre-compilation requires xbuild, which is supported for Xamarin.Android but not for Xamarin.iOS! Unfortunately, this means that my answer is mostly incorrect - that is, unless you want to write iOS apps in Visual Studio, which is what I'd been doing! Apologies. Will delete this answer in a few days.
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