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Adding Dependency Injection to your .NET Console Apps (and tests)

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By Jason Sultana, Return Services.build ServiceProvider, Library Bootstrapper.Bootstrap
| The Code Project
G’day guys! You’ve probably noticed that Dependency Injection (DI) has become the defacto norm these days, and arguably rightfully so, since it (if used properly) leads to a testable, changeable, de-coupled codebase.
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How to Handle Configuration for Multiple Environments in Console App Service?

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By Services. AddSingleton, Return Services.build ServiceProvider
| HackerNoon
@annakoptevaAnna Kopteva I work as a Software Engineer in MTS Digital on the SSO project. Love programming and corgi! Projects grow - sometimes faster than we expect. We know that manual work takes more time. I'll show how I automated the service deployment process after issues caused by adding the test environment. Our team has developed a service for processing messages from Kafka.
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