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Dependency Injection & EF Migrations in ASP.NET MVC with Autofac10/30/2024 8:29:43 AM. This article demonstrates how to implement Dependency Injection (DI) using Autofac in an ASP.NET MVC application and integrate Entity Framework for database operations, including migrations.
Scrutor vs Autofac in C# - Dependency Injection Examples5/8/2024 5:27:19 AM. This article compares Scrutor and Autofac, two popular dependency injection (DI) libraries in C# projects. Scrutor focuses on convention-based registration, while Autofac offers advanced configuration
Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection for Dependency Injection4/16/2024 5:51:27 AM. Dependency Injection (DI) is a software development design pattern that aims to achieve loose coupling between components and enhance the maintainability, testability, and scalability of applications.
Introduction To Dependency Injection In C# Using Autofac10/8/2018 1:16:03 AM. In this video tutorial, we will take a sample application and learn how to use Dependency Injection using Autofac. Also, we will see how to wire up dependencies, both explicitly and implicitly.
Replace If With Polymorphism With AutoFac DI Container7/26/2018 9:03:29 AM. As the title specify we will be Replacing the conditional if and Switch statement with the help of Polymorphism using DI container and talk about the benefits of doing the same in this article. Oops g
Composed Relationship Types - Func<Owned<T>>4/10/2018 10:40:56 AM. It's the beauty of relationship types, that they can work in conjunction with one another. Therefore, we can compose relationship types to solve a particular problem.
Func<T> - Dynamic Instantiation3/8/2018 10:50:34 PM. The article talks about scenarios where we want more than one instance of a given service
Owned<T> - Controlled Lifetime In Dependency Injection With Autofac2/16/2018 11:22:35 AM. Generally speaking, an owned dependency corresponds to some unit of work performed by the dependent component.
Dependency Injection - Part Five - Using A DI Container (Autofac)2/13/2018 11:04:02 PM. A DI container takes the responsibility of instantiating and providing the dependency instances, irrespective of the level of dependencies. As a result, it is a container that manages the scope of the
Direct Dependencies And Enumeration2/13/2018 10:17:30 PM. In this post, we will be talking about the two most commonly used types of relationships, namely, direct dependency relationship and enumeration.
Using Lazy<T, TMetadata> In Dependency Injection2/13/2018 10:16:49 PM. Lazy<T,TMetadata> is a type provided by MEF to hold indirect references to exports. Here, in addition to the exported object itself, you also get export metadata, or information that describes t
Dependency Injection - Part 7 - Service Locator Pattern2/13/2018 10:12:51 PM. Service locator pattern is one of the most commonly used patterns. In general, this pattern is used along with other patterns like Adapter Pattern, Observer Pattern, Dependency Injection Principles an
Dependency Injection - Part Six - Autofac's "AsImplementedInterfaces"2/13/2018 10:11:29 PM. While I was exploring Autofac, I found AsImplementedInterfaces quite interesting. Not only because it is useful, but also because if we are not careful with its use, we may end up with unexpected appl
Leveraging Lazy Instantiation In Our Application12/18/2017 12:24:43 AM. In this video, I have talked about optimizing an application by using Lazy Initialization in an application that is using dependency injection and is therefore loosely coupled.Enjoy the video.
Dependency Injection Using Autofac9/25/2017 2:00:55 AM. In this video, I have talked about dependency injection using Autofac.
Using Autofac With Web API3/20/2017 2:25:08 PM. This article helps you to understand how to use AutoFac with Web API.
Implement Dependency Injection Using Autofac IoC Container6/9/2014 4:39:30 PM. This article provides a basic understanding of de-coupled architecture and the concept of Inversion of Control.

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