Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core 2

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Steve Gordon

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01.Course Overview

0101.Course Overview.mp4

01:45

02.Registering Your First Service

0201.Introduction and Overview.mp4

01:49

0202.Why Use Dependency Injection.mp4

03:41

0203.Coding to Interfaces.mp4

01:38

0204.Inverting Control with Constructor Injection.mp4

01:57

0205.Registering Your First Service.mp4

04:00

0206.Benefits of Dependency Injection.mp4

02:02

0207.Review.mp4

00:56

03.The Microsoft Dependency Injection Container

0301.Introduction and Overview.mp4

00:31

0302.The Microsoft Dependency Injection Container.mp4

02:51

0303.What to Register with the D.I. Container.mp4

03:31

0304.Accessing Configuration from a Controller.mp4

01:56

0305.Service Lifetimes.mp4

01:59

0306.Transient Services.mp4

01:46

0307.Singleton Services.mp4

02:07

0308.Scoped Services.mp4

01:14

0309.Avoiding Captive Dependencies.mp4

02:19

0310.Review.mp4

00:33

04.Registering More Complex Services

0401.Introduction and Overview.mp4

00:40

0402.Introducing the Tennis Booking Application.mp4

01:11

0403.Service Descriptors.mp4

03:04

0404.Add vs. TryAdd.mp4

03:22

0405.Registering an Interface Multiple Times.mp4

02:04

0406.Replacing and Removing Registrations.mp4

02:42

0407.Registering Multiple Implementations of an Interface.mp4

05:17

0408.Improving Multiple Implementations with TryAddEnumerable.mp4

02:52

0409.Implementation Factories.mp4

07:12

0410.Registering an Implementation against Multiple Service Types.mp4

06:19

0411.Registering Open Generics.mp4

03:18

0412.Clean Code Using Extension Methods.mp4

04:17

0413.Review.mp4

01:12

05.Injecting and Resolving Dependencies

0501.Introduction and Overview.mp4

00:46

0502.Service Resolution Mechanisms.mp4

01:10

0503.Constructor Injection.mp4

02:57

0504.Action Injection.mp4

03:38

0505.Injecting Services into Middleware.mp4

04:05

0506.Injecting Services into Razor Views.mp4

03:01

0507.Creating and Using Scopes.mp4

03:41

0508.Review.mp4

00:50

06.Beyond the Built-in Container

0601.Introduction and Overview.mp4

00:38

0602.Introducing and Installing Scrutor.mp4

01:18

0603.Assembly Scanning with Scrutor.mp4

04:40

0604.Applying the Decorator Pattern with Scrutor.mp4

04:12

0605.Replacing the Built-in Dependency Injection Container.mp4

03:37

0606.Review.mp4

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Description

This course will teach you everything you need to know about using dependency injection in ASP.NET Core. The skills you will learn will help you to build complex ASP.NET Core applications that make full use of dependency injection.

What You'll Learn?

A foundation of ASP.NET Core development is a thorough knowledge of using dependency injection. In this course, Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core, you will learn how to use the Microsoft dependency injection container in your applications. First, you will learn about registering services into the dependency injection container. Next, you will explore how to resolve those services wherever they are needed in your application. Finally, you will discover how to extend or replace the built-in container for more complex scenarios. When you are finished with this course, you will have complete knowledge of the Microsoft dependency injection container that will help you as you build well-structured ASP.NET Core applications.

Software required: .NET Core 2.1 SDK or greater. An editor or IDE of your choice, such as Visual Studio 2017 or VS Code.

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Steve Gordon is a Pluralsight author, Microsoft MVP and senior engineer based in the UK. He works for Elastic maintaining their .NET client libraries. Steve is passionate about community and all things .NET related, having worked with ASP.NET for over 17 years. Steve enjoys sharing his knowledge through his blog, in videos and by presenting talks at user groups and conferences. Steve is excited to be a part of the .NET community and founded .NET South East, a .NET Meetup group based in Brighton. He enjoys contributing to and maintaining OSS projects.

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