Where do Presenter’s come from, and upcoming stuff

I had a good question on my Build a CAB series today.  “Where does the Presenter get instantiated?” 

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   It depends. 


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   For me, it’s always StructureMap instantiating a Presenter instance and filling it with its dependencies including the View.  Occasionally I’ll pass the View in via some sort of Start(IView) method.  Now, who calls StructureMap?  That’s a longer question that I’m going to try to address in the last couple chapters of Build a CAB.   

I don’t actually have true end-to-end code samples for Build a CAB unfortunately.  I’ll try to address that in the ApplicationShell topic.

I’ve been slow on posting the last week or so mostly out of writer’s block.  I’ve got a bunch of drafts but nothing remotely finished.  In no particular order, I’m working on:

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  A Gentle Introduction to StructureMap and Dependency Injection (request from Chad Myers.  I didn’t forget, I’m just slow)


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  2 posts on MicroController for “Build a CAB”, including one on my crackpot data binding replacement scheme


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  Lessons Learned for Building a Fluent Interface in C# (another request)


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  An essay on the importance of feedback


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  Fit testing tips and tricks


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  I’ve been wanting to do a post on the Visitor and Composite patterns forever