Dependency Injection in .NET Core & .NET 5 (Second Edition)

Master Dependency Injection in .NET Core and ASP.NET Core 3using C# + Interview Questions

What you’ll learn
Inject Dependencies using built-in .NET Core Dependency Injection Container
Resolve Dependencies Based on Given Conditions
Inject Services Directly Into The Views in ASP .NET Core
Inject Action Filters in ASP .NET Core
Plug Third-Party IoC Containers (e.g. AutoFac) into Dependency Injection Framework of ASP .NET Core
Dependency Injection in WPF Core (.NET Core 3)
Interview Questions

Requirements
C# Beginner Level
.NET Core 3 SDK
Visual Studio 2017, 2019 or Visual Studio for Mac
Description
Learn your value at work and boost your resume by learning the cutting-edge Dependency Injection in .NET Core and .NET 5!

Dependency Injection is a technique by which the dependency between modules and classes can be eliminated, in order to increase the mobility, reusability and maintainability of the code.

Historically .NET developers used third party components and frameworks such as Unity, Ninject and AutoFac to implement dependency injection. This meant that developers had to learn multiple complex dependency injection frameworks. In .NET Core, dependency injection is supported out of the box!

By taking this course you will learn the necessary software engineering concepts and design principles, then you will be taken through a few hands-on projects through which various dependency injection features of .NET Core and ASP.NET Core are explained.

At the end of this course you will be able to design and code extensible, scalable and reusable applications using ASP.NET Core ! This will add a huge value to your resume and it will help you shine as a great developer!

The course also comes with a series of Interview Questions about Dependency Injection in .NET Core, which will help you a lot with your future job interviews!

Who this course is for:
C# and VB .NET Developers
ASP .NET and ASP .NET MVC Developers
.NET Core and ASP .NET Core Developers or Learners
University Students
Solution Architectes
Technical Leaders and/or Technology Managers