A simple walkthrough on how to StructureMap & NServiceBus.

Taking a quick look at how to setup your WCF services to use an IoC Container. When building out a set of services in WCF you still would like to follow the SOLID principles and in order to do this you may want to setup the ability to inject dependencies (via Structure Map) into your services at ru...

Taking a look at how to setup profiles to allow the container to dynamicly determine which objects to inject

Taking a look at how to setup and use the Registry feature of StructureMap. This is a feature that will allow the IoC container to scan for and find a method in a single class which will setup your mappings for the associated assembly

Looking at the simple use case and how to setup for Auto Registration. Auto Registration is where StructureMap can map your types for you, assuming you follow the standard convention where Foo implementes IFoo.

Taking a look at the prior SOLID episode on DI and refactoring it to utilize the StructureMap IoC Container

This is my first blog post ever :) In it I will try to show you how to use StructureMap with the new ASP.NET MVC framework. You will need to have some basic knowledge about the ASP.NET MVC framework and Dependency Injection (DI)/Inversion of Control (IoC). The method described is not limited to Stru...

A refresh to popular DI framework.

Virtual Alt.Net recordings for January 14 meeting

A comparison of how to initialize various IoC libraries. Including AutoFac, Ninject, Spring.Net, StructureMap, Unity, and Windsor.

Jeremy D. Miller, the author of Structuremap, has recently released a incremental release of this popular DI framework. He has listed new features and bug fixes as well as future plans for SM.

Taking a look at how to use StructureMap to be able to pull out all instances of a given type at run time.

This post could be interpreted as a starting point to get links and a few warm words to the choice of DI container available out there

This is a long one! I sat with Jeremy Miller (of StructureMap/CodeBetter fame) for over 2 hours, talking about DI, Singletons, kids, and other things and what came of it is, in my opinion, the best webcast in this series.