Castle Windsor, the Open Source .NET Framework
SkillsCast coming soon.
Mike Hadlow will talk about Castle Windsor, the aggregator of the Castle MicroKernel that exposes powerful configuration support.
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Castle Windsor, the Open Source .NET Framework
Mike Hadlow
Mike Hadlow works as a freelance .NET developer and architect. For the last few years he's been especially interested in messaging systems and service oriented architectures. He writes a blog, 'Code Rant', and is the author of several open source projects including Suteki Shop, an eCommerce framework, and EasyNetQ, a simple API for RabbitMQ. He lives in Lewes on the south coast of the UK.
Castle Windsor, the Open Source .NET Framework
Mike Hadlow
Mike Hadlow works as a freelance .NET developer and architect. For the last few years he's been especially interested in messaging systems and service oriented architectures. He writes a blog, 'Code Rant', and is the author of several open source projects including Suteki Shop, an eCommerce framework, and EasyNetQ, a simple API for RabbitMQ. He lives in Lewes on the south coast of the UK.