Dependency Injection in .NET and ASP.NET Core (Udemy.com)

Sometimes the video quality was poor and my internet connection was fine. And the interview questions - it was so unnecessary to have that clock pop up on the screen. Couldn’t see the code anymore and doesn’t really give the user a chance to evaluate and answer. In a real interview, they wouldn’t take away the code from the screen. The user would have access to it to review code and think of how they’re going to answer the questions.

Explanation was very clear, straight to the point, Most important part is the interview questions, rather be named as practical scenarios where I learnt and implemented, specially HttpClient factory. I highly recommend this tutorial.

everything was fine, but starting Chapter 15, there are just a lot of unclear things. like why TestClass was created and why is it injected into an actual concrete class. also there is an unused variables that added to the confusion why it was there.

Sincerely I would like to follow the course progress on my own, but I did not find the configurations needed from the resources. The theoretical part was good in general. The course title mentions .NET 6 but the exercise was developed in .NET Core 3.

This is a good course that provides what dependency injection is and how it works. It also provides a section for more advanced topics and some interview questions which I liked the most.

Top notch content with the interview questions in the end help users to think and implment what they have learnt. Keep up the good work. Also share your other courses on .Net, OOPs, Solid Principles and Azure.

One of the best courses ever. No fuss, straight to point and engaging, with a section of practical real life problems-and-solution (i.e. Inteview Questions). Well done Aref, looking forward into your "ASP.NET Core Identity and Security (SECOND EDITION)" next!

This course will allow anyone to get comfortable with the .Net Core framework as well the built in dependency injection features. The instructor was clear, engaging and direct about the points he brought across. I recommend any beginner with the .Net Core framework to take this course.

Great course, exactly what we need to know how dependency injection works on .NET Core. I would really recommend for everyone who wants to start working on .Net Core, or wants to extend his/her knowledge.

La verdad es que me ha sido muy útil para refrescar los conceptos de los buenos principios de la buena programación y además para entender en forma clara y concisa lo nuevo que trae Net Core.