C# Dependency Injection from Pluralsight

For professional developers, dependency injection is an important technique to keep your codebase testable and maintainable. This course will teach you how to implement dependency injection when working with C#.

Inversion of Control (IoC), implemented through dependency injection, is one of the five principles of object-oriented software design. Every developer who writes code for a living needs to master this topic. In this course, C# Dependency Injection, you’ll learn to add dependency injection to your applications. First, you’ll explore how to configure a dependency container, resolve dependencies, and master lifetime management. Next, you’ll discover intermediate and advanced techniques for effectively managing configuration and HTTP connections, how the different lifetimes work in detail, and how you can use that to your advantage. Finally, you’ll learn how to spot common mistakes, errors, and scenarios, and how to approach them using advanced techniques. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to add dependency injection to solutions of every size.

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Course Overview

Getting Started with a Product Importer

Lifetime Management

Expanding the Product Importer

Common Pitfalls and Challenges

Advanced Techniques

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Examines dependency injection, which is used widely in software development

Develops the skills and knowledge needed to use dependency injection in C#

Taught by experienced instructor Henry Been

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Create a new C# project in Visual Studio
Install the necessary NuGet packages for dependency injection
Implement different dependency injection patterns, such as constructor injection, property injection, and method injection
Test your code to ensure that the dependency injection is working correctly
Debug any errors that you encounter

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Read each chapter thoroughly
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Develop a C# application that uses dependency injection

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Design the architecture of your application
Choose the appropriate dependency injection framework
Implement dependency injection throughout your application
Test your application to ensure that it is working correctly
Deploy your application to a production environment

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Solutions Architect

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Software Engineer

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Software Developer

As a Software Developer, your job may be to implement the frameworks and processes built by Software Architects, which may rely on dependency injection. Typically, a Software Developer with expertise in dependency injection will focus on a programming language or platform, such as .NET, Java, or Python, and work on building and maintaining software products. This course can help you develop foundational knowledge to transition into this role.

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DevOps Engineer

DevOps Engineers automate and streamline the software development and deployment process. As a DevOps Engineer, you may need to use dependency injection to manage dependencies between different software components. This course can provide you with foundational knowledge on dependency injection, which can help you automate and streamline the software development and deployment process.

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Systems Analyst

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Quality Assurance Analyst

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Database Administrator

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Network Administrator

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Information Security Analyst

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Data Analyst

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Project Manager

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