WPF Dependency Injecting W/ Ninject

In this video we cover dependency injection in WPF, as well as utilizing Ninject to setup dependencies in a Mvvm friendly fashion. In the beginning we first get an understanding of what it going on, and then I provide alternative ways we may wish to implement these features in a WPF application.
Article on DI and IoC - blog.agilistic.nl/a-step-by-s...
Ninject GitHub & Documentation - github.com/ninject/Ninject
Project in Video - github.com/Tosker/WpfNinjectP...
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[@Diegovnia]

Such a shame you stopped uploading :( Great tutorials and projects man...

[@ironside915]

Coming from the future. If you ever see this, I want to let you know that your WPF videos made my uni project go much smoother. :) Thank you for your service!

[@indudhar1]

Boss...keep bringing your amazing wpf videos. We love your videos

[@VaderFaderVader]

Bookmarked! - thanks for sharing this. Been looking into Dependency Inversion and the injection frameworks, and this is a very useful intro to Ninject.

[@longuinni]

Thank you for making this video!! I think I finally understood DI. Maybe Unit Testing as suggestion for the next video.

[@ToskersCorner]

I'm unfortunately one of those horrible people who almost never unit test 😇 It is not something I am proud of. However, maybe researching and making a video on them will give me that push I need to use them more. I will strongly consider it! 😁

[@tinker7722]

Thanks! Great explanation! So clear!

[@ryanrobbins4391]

Where did you go? Your videos were awesome!

[@sometexthere4169]

Hey! We lost u. Where are u?

[@omarbousbia6916]

Good video

[@humanrayla4785]

Is there any specific reason why you decided to give the startup its own method instead of using the OnStartup?

[@semen083]

Why you prefer exatly ninject ioc?

[@ToskersCorner]

I prefer Ninject because it is light weight, and because it is what I am familiar with. There are many good options for an IoC container and all with different features. It mostly depends on your application requirements, and Ninject normally suites mine.

[@coini_]

Please make a tutorial on how to use Chrome Windows in WPF