Any developer that you speak to, will tell you the importance of unit testing, not only its a check against your logic, but it also avoids bugs and helps you to have confidence in your work that goes into production.
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Organize your DI registrations into modules when using built in DI in .NET Core
I love Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection a.k.a Built in DI in .NET core. Although it lacks some of the advance configurations supported by other DI frameworks like Autofac, the reason it wins me over every time is the simplicity
Dependency Injection in .NET Core Console Application using IHost
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