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Buy Dependency Injection Principles, practices and patterns 2 by Seemann, Mark, Deursen, Steven van (ISBN: 9781617294730) from desertcart's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. Review: Very well written book - This book explain the topic thoroughly with very good examples. It's easy to read book. I highly recommend it. Review: Brilliant, thorough and entertaining in places! - This book set a huge amount of concepts around dependency injection straight. I am primarily interested in functional techniques, and although the book is primarily focused on object oriented principles I think it's still useful for functional programming programmers as DI can be used at the edges of the system and this provides a great guide to this.














| Best Sellers Rank | 401,849 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 90 in Microsoft Windows Programming 251 in Microsoft Windows Applications 329 in Internet Applications |
| Customer reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (139) |
| Dimensions | 18.75 x 3.05 x 23.5 cm |
| Edition | 2nd |
| ISBN-10 | 161729473X |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1617294730 |
| Item weight | 925 g |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 552 pages |
| Publication date | 15 May 2019 |
| Publisher | Manning Publications |
I**N
Very well written book
This book explain the topic thoroughly with very good examples. It's easy to read book. I highly recommend it.
M**N
Brilliant, thorough and entertaining in places!
This book set a huge amount of concepts around dependency injection straight. I am primarily interested in functional techniques, and although the book is primarily focused on object oriented principles I think it's still useful for functional programming programmers as DI can be used at the edges of the system and this provides a great guide to this.
J**N
Worth a read
Really good book with some great info. Even if you already know about DI, the latter half of the book goes into other related subjects which every dev should learn!
M**R
All you need to know about DI...
I have been reading this book via the Manning Early Access Program and I am glad I have. I had a little knowledge of DI but did not fully understand the How's and the Whys. The book starts with a quick introduction and overview. You are given an example implemented as a traditional application and then this reimplemented using DI. The author makes each of chapter topics easy to understand and follow and although this book will be fine for beginners to DI it would not be the place to start if you are beginning programming. I have learned a lot so far and will update this once I have finished the final release version.
P**K
Too much SOLID
The author is a SOLID fanboy and keeps pushing the reader to follow the Open/Closed Principle blindly. This leads to very convoluted code. I recommend reading something else.
E**C
Tres bon contenu, mais pourrait être nettement plus court. Malgré tout l’ensemble n’est pas du tout désagréable à lire.
A**A
This book did a great job explaining various topics that are so important when working with dependency injection like DI anti patterns, Code smells, and some techniques when it comes to manage lifetime of the dependencies. Examples are also very good and helps to understand the concept author tries to explain. Highly recommend this book.
M**A
Very good book. Not only principles, but actual code examples and also comparing the DI containers in a structured way - worth reading.
A**Ý
Very well written, really underlines the ideas behind dependency injection. I would say this one pattern has terrific impact on how a developer composes the execution of their apps.
C**N
Un libro imprescindible para entender y poner en práctica la inyección de dependencias. Todo lo que se trata aporta siempre algún concepto, visión o práctica interesante... Es estratosférico!!!
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