C# Interfaces

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Jeremy Clark

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:22

02. Introducing Interfaces

01. Course Overview.mp4

03:31

02. Definitions.mp4

02:23

03. Demo- Concrete Class, Abstract Class, and Interface.mp4

10:50

04. Programming to an Abstraction.mp4

03:03

05. Demo- Future-proofing Code.mp4

07:50

06. Summary.mp4

01:24

03. Creating Interfaces to Add Extensibility

01. Overview.mp4

00:55

02. The Repository Pattern.mp4

02:57

03. Demo- Implementing a Service Repository.mp4

09:08

04. Demo- Other Repositories.mp4

06:48

05. The Factory Method Pattern.mp4

00:36

06. Demo- Repository Factory.mp4

05:30

07. Summary.mp4

01:55

04. Interfaces and Dynamic Loading

01. Overview.mp4

01:25

02. Compile-time Factory vs. Dynamic Factory.mp4

02:50

03. Demo- Making Choices at Run-time.mp4

08:46

04. Unit Testing.mp4

02:20

05. Demo- Isolating Code for Testing.mp4

03:31

06. Demo- Unit Testing with a Fake Repository.mp4

07:38

07. Summary.mp4

01:25

05. Explicit Interface Implementation

01. Overview.mp4

00:52

02. Explicit Implementation.mp4

04:40

03. IEnumerable-T- and Explicit Implementation.mp4

01:46

04. Demo- Building an IEnumerable-T-.mp4

03:31

05. Summary.mp4

01:00

06. Designing Effective Interfaces

01. Overview.mp4

01:22

02. Dangers of Interfaces.mp4

01:34

03. Demo- Drawbacks to Abstraction.mp4

04:10

04. Interface Segregation Principle.mp4

01:28

05. Demo- A Better Repository.mp4

03:01

06. Modifying Interfaces.mp4

03:07

07. Interface Inheritance.mp4

03:46

08. Interfaces vs. Abstract Classes.mp4

02:43

09. Summary.mp4

02:02

07. Interfaces in Frameworks and Patterns

01. Overview.mp4

00:58

02. Interfaces and Dependency Injection.mp4

01:48

03. Demo- Dependency Injection.mp4

05:08

04. Demo- Unit Testing with DI.mp4

03:23

05. Interfaces and Design Patterns.mp4

02:16

06. Demo- Caching Decorator.mp4

03:33

07. Interfaces and Mocking.mp4

01:00

08. Demo- Mock Repository.mp4

02:44

09. Summary.mp4

00:52

Description

C# Interfaces help us create code that's maintainable, extensible, and easily testable. This course covers interfaces from the basics of "what are interfaces?" and works up to advanced abstractions.

What You'll Learn?

Code that is easy to maintain, extend, and test is key to applications that move quickly to meet our users’ changing needs. In this course, C# Interfaces, you will learn how to use interfaces effectively to create flexible and maintainable applications. First, you will see the mechanics of exactly what interfaces are, and why we want to use them. Next, you will explore how to create your own interfaces to make it easy to change them or swap out functionality. Finally, you will delve into designing effective interfaces to make sure that you are getting the benefits that you need in your specific applications. When you are finished with this course, you will have a good understanding of interfaces and how you can use them effectively in your own applications.

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Jeremy Clark

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Jeremy Clark makes developers better. By drawing on over 15 years of experience in application development, he helps developers take a step up in their skill set with a focus on making complex topics approachable regardless of skill level. He is a Microsoft MVP for .NET and has authored a number of articles about C# on his blog.. He loves sharing his experiences and has delivered over 300 technical presentations in the last 9 years in the United States and Europe. Jeremy lives in northern Washington with his lovely wife, 2 cats, a hound dog, and a banjo.

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