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.Net Core DI, How to register all existing assignable types in an assembly

by M.M.Mohseni

In this article, we'll explain how to register (Add) all specific interface assignable types in an assembly and will use them in a class.

A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms

by marcusts

They got it wrong with IOC containers, but that can be fixed. The post A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms appeared first on Marcus Technical Services.

Adding Configuration to .NET 6 Projects using the IOptions Pattern

by Jason Sultana

How to add configuration to Web API and other project types

Adding Dependency Injection to your .NET Console Apps (and Tests)

by Jason Sultana

How to add DI to your .NET console apps

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.Net Core DI, How to register all existing assignable types in an assembly

by M.M.Mohseni

In this article, we'll explain how to register (Add) all specific interface assignable types in an assembly and will use them in a class.

A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms

by marcusts

They got it wrong with IOC containers, but that can be fixed. The post A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms appeared first on Marcus Technical Services.

Adding Configuration to .NET 6 Projects using the IOptions Pattern

by Jason Sultana

How to add configuration to Web API and other project types

Adding Dependency Injection to your .NET Console Apps (and Tests)

by Jason Sultana

How to add DI to your .NET console apps

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dependency-injection

A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms

by marcusts

They got it wrong with IOC containers, but that can be fixed. The post A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms appeared first on Marcus Technical Services.

Adding Configuration to .NET 6 Projects using the IOptions Pattern

by Jason Sultana

How to add configuration to Web API and other project types

Adding Dependency Injection to your .NET Console Apps (and Tests)

by Jason Sultana

How to add DI to your .NET console apps

C# modifiers use and abuse – Part 2

by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

Hello and welcome to part two of the use and abuse of the C# modifier keywords, Last time we looked at the access modifiers that apply to types (class, struct, and enums) and members (fields, methods, nested classes, etc.

Creating automatically disposed services with Microsoft's Dependency Injection

by Jason Sultana

In this post, I highlight the scenarios in which the DI container will dispose of your services for you and the scenario in which it won’t.

Dependency Inversion and Dependency Injection

by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

In this post, we will take a deeper look at what Dependency Inversion or Dependency Injection actually means and how it helps us.

Rolling Our Own IoC

by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

What an Inversion of Control (IoC) container is and how it works

Tinkering with Client-side Blazor and the AWS SDK for .NET

by Matteo Prosperi

Being an engineer on the AWS SDK for .NET team, I tasked myself with figuring out how to use our libraries under Blazor in the browser.

Using MongoDB .NET Driver with .NET Core WebAPI

by Petru Faurescu

Simplified guide to building a fast, secure web application backend

Using the Builder Pattern to Help Your Unit Tests

by Jason Sultana

Using builder pattern to help unit testing a service with more than just a couple of dependencies

What is Inversion of Control?

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

Inversion of Control (IoC) is a fundamental principle in software design that aims to decouple components and manage their dependencies more effectively.

Xamarin Forms – Jumpstart Your App With Autofac

by Dev Leader

Jumpstart app with Autofac