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Dependency Injection with Silverlight

Dec
18

This is one of my favorite talks that I’ve been doing lately. I like the concepts here because they don’t just apply to Silverlight applications, but all of your software development. I also like that fact that most people don’t think about some of the more advanced software approaches that you can take with Silverlight.

 

Dependency Injection in Silverlight

 

 

Download my demo code from SkyDrive.

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Enjoy!

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  1. SOLID: Software that works. | Developing UX says:
    February 9, 2010 at 5:46 pm

    [...] more information on Dependency Injection and Inversion of control I suggest checking out my DI in Silverlight slide deck, as well as the Ninject, Castle, Microsoft Unity and Structure Map [...]

  2. Speaking in March | Developing UX says:
    February 27, 2010 at 11:20 am

    [...] about Model View View-Models (MVVM) for your Silverlight Applications. If you’ve ever seen my Dependency Injection for Silverlight talk, this is pretty much the follow up to that. (above is a snapshot from the last time that I [...]

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Caleb Jenkins, is a recognized Silverlight expert, Software Mentor and Coach; he is the Founder and Principal Mentor for Proaction Mentors, he is also a National Speaker for INETA, a Technical Editor for Wrox Press and is a Microsoft MVP. You can follow him on Twitter or subscribe to his blog updates.

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