The origins of the Spring.NET Framework come from the Java world where the Spring Framework has become the de facto standard for enterprise application development. In 2004, Dr. Mark Pollack began work on the building of a .NET based counterpart he coined, Spring.NET as he felt the core concepts in the Spring Framework extended beyond the Java Platform and were just as applicable to .NET.
Spring.NET is an Open Source framework that facilitates loosely coupled architectures by delivering a lightweight container. Through Spring.NET, developers gain access to Aspect Oriented Programming, ADO.NET facilities, declarative transaction management, portable services abstractions and integration testing.
The presentation, An Introduction to Spring.NET, was filmed at QCon.
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