Your first ASP.NET App: Dependency Injection
In this tutorial we will build your own ASP.NET Service Dependency Injection! Requirements IDE like Visual Studio/JetBrains Rider.NET >= 10 Base C# skill CPU (manually).
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In this tutorial we will build your own ASP.NET Service Dependency Injection!
Requirements IDE like Visual Studio/JetBrains Rider.NET >= 10 Base C# skill CPU (manually).
Base DI types Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection has 3 base lifetime types.
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In this tutorial we will build your own ASP.NET Service Dependency Injection! Requirements IDE like Visual Studio/JetBrains Rider.NET >= 10 Base C# skill CPU (manually). Base DI types Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection has 3 base lifetime types.
How it works
- Every HTTP-Request has own Scope, scoped lives in scope like IUserRepository, IAuthService.
- Singleton Scoped Transient A singleton lives for the entire duration of the application's execution.
Details worth keeping
A scoped lives for every HTTP-request as example. Like IEmailSender, IValidator, or lightweight helper services.
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