Joel

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 and its super lightweight.

All .Net core app types in have a DI starting point or anchor point i.e startup.cs except console application. Here is a short guide to setup DI in a .NET Core console app. Let's create a simple console app and the message