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I have a little misunderstanding: when we implement IDependencyResolver it means that we can use DI for every part in the project. So even if i don’t inherit from DefaultControllerFactory i can build controllers regestering dependencies?
edits: i recommend look through all these Brad Wilson’s posts
also this post is useful
Pedant note first. You cannot inherit from an interface (IDependencyResolver) but I assume you mean implement.
In short you have a choice between using either, you would not use both. So if you have the resolver set up you do not need to have a controller factory and vice versa.
I have only used DefaultControllerFactory in mvc with castle-windsor. You will need to be wary of one loose end in using IDependencyResolver if you are using castle-windsor also, there is no release method but there are probably ways around this.
With other frameworks such as ninject or unity IDependencyResolver is sometimes preferable.