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Announcing A Powerful New Framework - Programming Language

Programming Language is a powerful new framework that enables developers to quickly and easily handle Dependency Injection, Inversion of Control, Model-View-Controller and many other common design problems.

Programming Language is easy to use and takes no time to master. There's a version of Programming Language for pretty much every platform - Java, .NET, Linux, iOS etc. You name it, there's a Programming Language for it.

Programming Language is completely object-oriented (providing you're working on an OO programming platform, of course.)

Here are just a couple of examples that illustrate the power and flexibility of the Programming Language framework.

Dependency Injection in Programming Language for Java



In this example, we use Programming Language to provide a mapping between a method parameter, declared as an instance of some interface Abstraction, and a concrete implementation of abstraction. These mappings are stored in a special, easily configurable file called a "Java class". The client method can now access features of Implementation without binding directly to it, and we can easily substitute Implementation for any other class that implements the Abstraction interface (e.g., for the purposes of mocking or stubbing it in unit tests).

Inversion of Control in Programming Language .NET



In this second example, we use the advanced IoC feature of Programming Language to define the explicit order of workflow in a user interface using a special mapping file called a "C# class". This gives us greater flexibility over the workflow. If we want to change the order of events, we simply edit the special mapping file, recompile and - bingo!

Of course, these are just two simple examples. But I'm sure even the least experienced developers among you will already see the incredible potential of the Programming Language framework.

Here's a list of some of the other powerful features accessible through Programming Language:

* Factories
* Builders
* Observers & Events
* Interpreters
* Undoable Commands
* Adaptors
* Proxies
* Persistence
* Role-based Access Control
* And many, many more.

You can download the latest stable build of Programming Language here.

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