The Zen of Inversion of Control
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Inversion of Control (IoC) is a software architecture design principle where control flow is inverted compared to traditional libraries, allowing for reusable code to dictate the execution of specific logic developed independently. The document discusses the use of delegates, lambda expressions, and IoC containers, particularly focusing on dependency injection to manage dependencies efficiently. It highlights the advantages of IoC, including separation of concerns and potential issues such as increased complexity for clients.
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