Kaleb Pederson's Blog

Today I’m going to elaborate on a statement I made in my Inversion of Control (IoC) post: …inversion of control falls naturally out of writing cohesive units that adhere to the single-responsibility principle (pdf) and the open-closed principle (pdf). Inversion of control is about responsibility placement. That is, to use IoC is to consider an object’s […]

What is Inversion of Control (IoC)? Inversion of Control (IoC) is a generic term for changing (i.e. inverting) which of at least two sites controls a specific behavior. In other words, inversion of control is a simple statement about where the responsibility or control over some behavior belongs.  Thus, inversion of control falls naturally out […]