After around 5 hours, I am happy to say I have completed my first module in my BlueIgnis project. It is the IoC (Inversion of Control) module. Now, I can dynamically Inject dependencies in my application as and when needed.
This is definetly not the first IoC implementation in PHP, but I just wanted to create one for my needs. After all its my project and I would like to code it from scratch (I can't believe I am saying this).
A note of caution: I am a newbie to the entire IoC thingy, I know very little or I just misunderstood the entire concept. So, I wanted to learn from the community. Hence I decided to release it as Open Source code so that people can have a look at it or may be even improve it further.
I currently don't bother much with the Licensing issues. If you like the code, or you think it can be improved further, please let me know.
For people who does not know what IoC is, have a look here.
Next step would be to achieve the Design Goals in IoC using Annotations support.
Link for the project - https://github.com/ashwanthkumar/ioc-php
This is definetly not the first IoC implementation in PHP, but I just wanted to create one for my needs. After all its my project and I would like to code it from scratch (I can't believe I am saying this).
A note of caution: I am a newbie to the entire IoC thingy, I know very little or I just misunderstood the entire concept. So, I wanted to learn from the community. Hence I decided to release it as Open Source code so that people can have a look at it or may be even improve it further.
I currently don't bother much with the Licensing issues. If you like the code, or you think it can be improved further, please let me know.
For people who does not know what IoC is, have a look here.
Next step would be to achieve the Design Goals in IoC using Annotations support.
Link for the project - https://github.com/ashwanthkumar/ioc-php
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