Tag Archive — "dependency-injection"

December 2018

Dependency injection in nodejs projects

Some of you know that I work now as a full stack javascript developer, and I have interacted with a few different projects, both in front-end javascript and in nodejs. My main concern about javascript has been that, apparently, the community has not adopted one of the practices ...

July 2017

Reusing factories in Zend ServiceManager

I think it is doubtless that modern PHP embraces SOLID principles, and therefore, dependency injection. That's why every modern PHP application needs a dependency injection container to deal with it. There are several options out there, depending on the way you like to work. Ev...

July 2016

Project Scalability with Zend Expressive

This article was first published in Zend Developer Zone I've been working with some different frameworks lately. One of them is Zend Expressive, and I've come to the conclusion that I don't need to choose between different frameworks; depending on the project, Expressive a...

December 2015

Improve dependency injection in PHP apps with Zend Framework plugin managers

I have spoken many times at this blog about dependency injection, and how the ZF2 ServiceManager is one of the best tools to solve it. You can read these related articles to know more: How to properly use the Zend framework 2 service manager as a dependency injection container ...

February 2015

Managing objects creation and dependency injection with Zend\ServiceManager

Some time ago I wrote the most successful article of this blog, Advanced usage of ServiceManager in Zend Framework 2, explaining all the ways a service can be created by making use of Zend\ServiceManager, the service container component in Zend Framework 2. On this article I'm g...

July 2014

How to properly use the Zend framework 2 service manager as a dependency injection container

The service manager is one of the most important components in Zend Framework 2. It easily allows us to handle object instances, construct them and share them between other objects. By using a simple configuration file, we define how our objects have to be constructed, by a si...