Yesterday I had an interesting discussion with a colleague about using IoC in the real world in a proper way, without falling back in the Service Locator Antipattern, and of course without having a reference to the container, that is just so horrible to not worth any word. So we both found the solution being the use of factories, supplied by the container, to create the on-the-fly requested components. I was used to craft these factories by hand, but I know is a little silly, especially when the colleague talked about the Castle(Windsor) typed factories. So quite interesting, but since I choose NInject as my IoC ( Castle was the first container I saw, and my first love too ) I felt the challenge to implement the same but… Fortunately ( well, for say it would be nice being the implementer ) Remo Gloor provided a NInject extension that does almost the same for this other beautiful container. A nice documentation is also available on the Github repository. So thanks to a discussion I improved my programming knowledge, the Ninject.extensios.factoy is added to my toolbox