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By bloid
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Published: Sep 29 2008 / 13:42

When coding, the Separation of Concerns (SoC) is a principal that basically will help organise your applications and make them more manageable. Dependency Injection (DI) typically goes hand in hand with SoC. I thought I would take a look at how to apply “SoC” and “DI” to a windows application... The example used in this document references Windows Forms, but the principals are equally applicable to a WPF application.
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