Tag: DI
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Azure Functions got some improvements in the last months. Now it’s no longer necessary to create static methods, instance methods can be used, and dependency…
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With my blog I’ve several articles about dependency injection using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection. Now I’ve updated the source code of my older articles to .NET Core 2.1…
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At an MVVM workshop a question was asked how tabs can be opened dynamically within a tab control – using the MVVM pattern. During the…
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For easier unit testing, Entity Framework Core offers a memory-based povider. You can use the same context you use with SQL Server (or other providers)…
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.NET Core uses dependency injection (DI) intensively, and thus a dependency injection framework is part of its core with Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection. Configuration with .NET Core goes…
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With a service that should be injected via dependency injection, but needs some configuration, .NET Core offers a mechanism to supply the configuration values. You…
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My ASP.NET Core 1.0 presentation and code samples for download
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Dependency injection is built-in with .NET Core. Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection is a framework that is an essential part for ASP.NET Core, but can be used with other…
