The Dependency Inversion Principle¶
Martin, R. C. (1996). The Dependency Inversion Principle. C++ Report.
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Primes¶
- Inversion
- … engineering and architecture**: Inversion of Control (Hollywood Principle — "don't call us, we call you") inverts control flow from imperative to declarative; dependency inversion principle (Martin 1996) inverts coupling direction so high-level modules depend on abstractions rather than low-level implementations.
This sourceIn C++ Report. Martin Dependency Inversion Principle.
- … engineering and architecture**: Inversion of Control (Hollywood Principle — "don't call us, we call you") inverts control flow from imperative to declarative; dependency inversion principle (Martin 1996) inverts coupling direction so high-level modules depend on abstractions rather than low-level implementations.
Mechanisms¶
- Layered Software Architecture
- Robert C. Martin's Dependency Inversion Principle sharpens the payoff — point the dependencies at abstractions the higher-value tiers own, and the volatile details become replaceable at the edges.
This sourceStates the Dependency Inversion Principle: high-level policy and low-level details depend on abstractions, leaving details replaceable.
- Robert C. Martin's Dependency Inversion Principle sharpens the payoff — point the dependencies at abstractions the higher-value tiers own, and the volatile details become replaceable at the edges.
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