Liked and subscribed! I love your content... Your style of explaining things is so relaxed, it makes understanding the subject matter much easier. Please post more .NET 8 goodies ... pretty please!
Nice to know you will update your courses on Pluralsight Shawn, thank you so much for mentioning that! And of course, thank you for keep creating this amazing content!
Hi Shawn, thanks for the video! Do you have any example on your mind when keyed services would be useful in reallife applications? 🤔 It is not quite often when one uses explicit instances creation in Di and etc.
Image registering a DbContext per customer that you could get a DbContext based on the request user. This isn't a big feature use, but there are cases when you will be able to avoid subclassing an interface to make DI work.
Autofac already had this function in 1980. So I still miss features like assembly scan. But for the most tiny apps and services the Microsoft think should be good enough
Thank you for this wonderful explanation. I learned something new about .net.
Awesome!
Liked and subscribed! I love your content... Your style of explaining things is so relaxed, it makes understanding the subject matter much easier. Please post more .NET 8 goodies ... pretty please!
It's coming!
Nice to know you will update your courses on Pluralsight Shawn, thank you so much for mentioning that! And of course, thank you for keep creating this amazing content!
My pleasure!
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Hi Shawn, thanks for the video! Do you have any example on your mind when keyed services would be useful in reallife applications? 🤔
It is not quite often when one uses explicit instances creation in Di and etc.
Image registering a DbContext per customer that you could get a DbContext based on the request user. This isn't a big feature use, but there are cases when you will be able to avoid subclassing an interface to make DI work.
Autofac already had this function in 1980.
So I still miss features like assembly scan.
But for the most tiny apps and services the Microsoft think should be good enough
Luckily, Autofac (et al.) can plug in instead of using the default. I'm just happy that people are finally not fighting using DI.
@@swildermuth Thats true