Dependency injection
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Clear SOLID with Decorator design pattern in C# ASP.NET Core
The decorator pattern in C# Asp.Net Core is a structural design pattern and it allows developers to dynamically add new behaviors and features to existing classes without modifying them thus respecting the open-closed principle. This pattern lets you structure your business logic into layers (wrappers) in a way that each layer adds some additional behavior or functionality to an existing object, promoting separation of concern.
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Asp.Net Core: some services are not able to be constructed
AggregateException: Some services are not able to be constructed. Error while validating the service descriptor 'ServiceType: A Lifetime: Singleton ImplementationType: B': Cannot consume scoped service 'C' from singleton 'A'.
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Config dependency injection in .Net Core console application
In this article, I will guide config dependency injection in .Net Core console application. As you know DI is the best way to resolve dependency and initial services. So you can set it up for any project type in .Net Core. About how it works and set up, it's the same with DI in Asp.net Core web application project if you have ever done with Asp.Net Core web app you can very easily set up DI for .Net Core console application.
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Easy way to resolve dependency injection in ASP.Net Core
Dependency injection is an important technique in application programming in general and in asp.net core in particular. Dependency injection helps reduce the dependence of classes on each other while initializing them. Initializing instances of classes maybe only once for each request or when initiating the application, it helps make the short code and more maintainable.
