015. Avalonia UI - MVVM Injecting Services 

thank you so much for this Luke

Excelente Mister Angel666....emocionado con el curso

Yes finally new episode ❤️❤️

I'm really enjoing that you showing us here the latest c# features as well.

30:50 - Luke, Rider has similar to Visual Studio's "Quick Watch" window (Shift + F9), which let's you checkout the content of the variable. If you imported the keymap settings from the Visual Studio, it opens with the same shorcut - Shift + F9, or you can configure it in Rider's Settings -> Keymap -> from the grouped list in there open dropdown "Main menu" -> "Run" -> Debugging Actions -> Evaluate Expression I have there two shortcuts for that - Ctrl + Alt + O and Shift + F9 Also, in order to find out which command it is in the keymap settings, because I knew the shortcut is Shift + F9 (I did import settings from Visual Studio), I opened the keymap settings, selected any unused shortcut, pressed it twice in order to add shortcut to it, pressed "Add keyboard shortcut" and in opened small window in the field for shorcut I pressed "Shift + F9" and lower it shows warning with yellow triangle sign - "Already assigned to:" and shows to which command exactly it is assigned and where it can be found. May be this my experience will help somehow, I'm also new to Rider, and I am step by step learning to use it.

Would love to see a video dedicated to the new C# features/tricks . Debug.WriteLine(string.Format("> The designer {0} running.", Avalonia.Controls.Design.IsDesignMode ? "is" : "is not"));

Thanks for this new video. In the context of MVVM aka [Models | Views | ViewModels] split architecture, I wonder in which part belong Services ? Models or ViewModels. My guess is Models. So I would have regrouped DataModels and Services folder inside a new Models folder in the project. Is that correct ?

I still can't wrap my head around the dependency injection usage with avalonia. Sure, we can register singleton or transient services and use them via AvaloniaLocator, or create ServiceProvider. But at the end we still have to manually pass every constructor parameter with GetService. Can we wrap avalonia in Host using CreateDefaultBuilder? Or at least can we skip adding constructor parameters manually, like it is with Host?

I am loving these videos but something I am having a real problem wrapping my head around is how to open another window from a ViewModel. Specifically I have a bunch of code that runs in my ViewModel that runs as a Task then when the tasks is finished I want to open another window with some results. I am feeling like the ViewModel need to fire off an event that is detected by the View that would then open the Window.

Please do not inject services this way smh