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PHP Dependency Injection
IoC container for PHP
This is a full functional IoC (Inversion of Control) container for PHP. You can configure it with module-classes like AutoFac or Ninject for .NET. -
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CoiTank is an Inversion of Control - Container for PHP based on a XML-configuration file inspired by the popular Java Framework Spring.
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PHP Meta Framework is a abstract wrapper on different tools to make them work together. Future features: CMS, CMF, MVC, Inversion of control, Design Patterns, Database layer, Forms generation. Main qualities: flexibility, integration, mobility.
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Cybernus IOC provides an implementation of Inversion Of Controll pattern for PHP. Allows to declaratively create hierarchies of objects via xml file, automatically call methods on created objects and automatically include required sources.
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