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Master Dependency Injection in .NET with this comprehensive course by Nick Chapsas. Learn how to build cleaner, more maintainable code, optimize testability, and tackle real-world projects.
It is not an exaggeration to say that Dependency Injection is one of the core pillars of building modern .NET applications. It allows us to write cleaner code, both in structure but also in testability. There is a reason why since .NET Core launched (now simply .NET), it has been part of the framework and part of every codebase that is using it. It is a skill that every single .NET developer needs to master, and in this course, Nick will show you how to do just that.
How DI works behind the scene, not only implementation technics
Lifetimes details and the pros and cons of each methods
Te decorator pattern done in DI. I didn't used it before but i looks like a really nice thing that will help me cleanup some of the production code :D
As previous question. How to get over service locator. I found this in some of my colleagues code and now i can point them to this course to learn why it's not a good thing to do.
The in depth explanation about lifetimes and how ServiceCollections, ServiceDescriptors and ServiceProvider comes into the picture.
This was a great in depth course, which allowed me to better understand the built-in dependency injection in .NET and take more informed decisions on it.
I really enjoyed building the DI framework at the end - it's nice to get my hands dirty and not simply watch videos.
Prior of this course I didn't know the difference between Add and TryAdd methods of the DI container... but now I do :)
