I haven't reviewed garden yet but it looks like it is no longer maintained. Perhaps it's better to create something new based on garden instead of using garden. Sorry Matthias if already done, didn't review your commits yet as well. One idea I would like to bring to you would be to also take a bunch of inspiration from the spring-framework, like the creator of garden did. They ceated a really nice AOP-component (~ Aspect-oriented programming <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect-oriented_programming>) that makes things like securing objects an enjoyment and brings even more decoupling. Since security is a very important topic in symfony and in symfony, like in other MVC frameworks, we have well organized call-stacks, AOP would be a great benefit in decoupling big parts of that call-stacks. Perhaps it would even be a good idea to implement the IoC-Container independed from symfony (like lime) and just use it inside. I don't know whether you are familiar with spring, but if not I would like to encourage you to read one of the great introductions to spring (<http://www.springframework.org/documentation>) prior to going futher in your IoC4symfony approaches, since I guess you would like many of theír concepts as well.
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