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What is this Managed Extensibility Framework thing all about ?
published 1 month, 28 days ago, submitted by sidarok 1 month, 28 days ago

sidarok.com — Another IoC Container From Microsoft ? Add-in Framework ? What the heck is it ? Sidar tries to answer. read more...

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Avoid the Managed Extensibility Framework
submitted by Lord 2 months, 15 days ago

tirania.org — As a .NET developer, you should avoid using the newly released Managed Extensibility Framework as its license prevents its use beyond the Windows platform. This will prevent your .NET software from running on Linux or MacOS in the future. Luckily, there is a cross platform solution available today that has no platform limitations: Mono.Addins. read more...

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Building a Configuration Binder for MEF with POCO Support
published 4 months, 9 days ago, submitted by sidarok 4 months, 9 days ago

sidarok.com — MEF doesn't support POCO injection and XML Configuration off the shelf. Sidar implements an XML congiguration binding mechanism on top of MEF, and the article gives an insight about what to expect from MEF Extensibility models in detail. read more...

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Building A Fluent Interface for MEF
submitted by adminjew adminjew 4 months, 16 days ago

managed-world.com — Lately I've been digging more and more into the first CTP of the Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) coming out of Krzysztof Cwalina's team here at Microsoft. By default, a developer needs to sprinkle Export and Import attributes in their classes at the point they are needing something to be injected, or on classes that need to be exported in order to be injected into other classes. However, if you don't like this behavior, MEF provides several extension points you can use to provide a different interface into MEF. read more...

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Exploring MEF Extensibility Points
published 4 months, 19 days ago, submitted by sidarok 4 months, 19 days ago

sidarok.com — The ways of extending Managed Extensibility Framework is discussed in this post, Custom Binders and Value Resolvers dug deeper. read more...

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Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) at a Glance
published 5 months, 7 days ago, submitted by sidarok 5 months, 7 days ago

sidarok.com — A Hands-On overview to Dependency Injection Managed Extensibility Framework and the first CTP. read more...

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Managed Extensibility Framework Preview Available
submitted by Jemm Jemm 5 months, 17 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — The MEF provides developers with a framework to easily add extensibility to their applications and with minimal impact on existing code. The application developer can define extension points according to the functionality required of an extension, while the extension developer uses those points to interact with the application. read more...

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