Dependency Injection in .NET 8 and ASP.NET Core 8

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

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Dependency Injection in .NET 8 and ASP.NET Core 8

What You Will 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

Description

Boost your career prospects by mastering the cutting-edge techniques of Dependency Injection in .NET and ASP.NET Core with this comprehensive online course, now updated for .NET 8.

With Dependency Injection, you can eliminate the dependency between modules and classes, resulting in more modular, reusable, and maintainable code.

In the past, developers had to rely on third-party components and frameworks such as Unity, Ninject, and AutoFac; however, .NET and ASP.NET Core have made it easier than ever to implement Dependency Injection without complex frameworks.

Our course covers all the essential software engineering concepts and design principles you need to know. We will guide you through a series of hands-on projects that explain the various Dependency Injection features of .NET 8 and ASP.NET Core.

By the end of the course, you will be able to quickly design and code extensible, scalable, and testable applications using NET. This knowledge will significantly enhance your resume and position you as a skilled developer.

This course includes a series of interview questions about Dependency Injection in .NET that will help you prepare for future job interviews.

You need not be an experienced developer to take advantage of this course. The course content is tailored to suit developers of all levels, new and experienced.

Enrol now and start your journey towards mastering dependency injection in .NET!