Dependency Injection in .NET MVC (.NET Core) (Udemy.com)

The course content is very good. I want to share some feedback regarding the course narrative. I’ve found that the narrative can be somewhat distracting, which sometimes makes it challenging to fully absorb the material. Additionally, the spoken language, while clear, isn't as conducive to easy listening for extended periods. One suggestion that might enhance the learning experience is to consider incorporating AI-generated voices. These voices can be fine-tuned to be more neutral and consistent, potentially making the audio easier to listen to and understand. Many modern AI voices are remarkably natural-sounding and can help maintain learner engagement throughout the course.

Thank you for the course, I feel very confident now. The course gives practical tips on service lifetime, and at the end, a way to hide all the service injections behind a single method. - For those coming from another framework, please note that the Dependency Injection Container is built-in in .Net, nevertheless, the course longs only 3 hours and contains a great amount of practical usage and theorical content. I am very willing of these small .Net focused courses. An idea that interests me for another course: a master course on logging (elastic search, azure).

The course could have been focused to dependency injection itself, on a more general purpose way, instead of focusing on ASP.NET, which I do not use on my day to day operations. So, for me, this course was confusing, since I had to pay more attention to the ASP.NET side of things to understand why the application was setup the way it was, and not so much on the dependency injection concepts that I really needed to learn and apply.

I really liked this course, it is perfectly explained and I learned details about the configuration of the services that otherwise would have been more difficult. I recommend this course to anyone who wants to reinforce their knowledge of Dependency Injection or even deepen in this topic. Thanks Bhrugen.

Bhrugen is a very good instructor, although he has an accent, he manages to convey what you need to know in a clear and structured way. This course focuses on dependency injection for ASP.NET, it touches some other areas, but only slightly. I already went through ASP.NET courses (from Bhrugen and others) and I still learned some things regarding DI from this course. For those of you who want to see some edge cases in ASP.NET service injections I can recommend this course. If you are expecting to understand other ASP.NET aspects you should go to more extensive or broader courses first and then return to this one. Thank you Bhrugen for yet another very good course!

I liked the way it was explained and that it didn't go into cluttered and unnecessary details. in the title it was written DI in .Net 5 but everything from the course works in .Net Core 3.1 so is not a course about new features from .Net 5 .

before I watch this course, I had some high level understanding about .NET core Dependency Injection . After completing this course, I learned a lot more in detail about DI in .NET core. Being a senior developer this is going to help me a lot moving forward.

Excellent course just to make sure you are not missing anything on dependency injection. Maybe a little less entity framework as the course could quite easily have demonstrated without. However, the explanations were very clear. Nice quick little course.

Loved this! Very detailed and specific to the topic. Section 5 item 44 Bonus - Repository Demo: the volume was turned down - but that is the ONLY deficit this course has and that can be mitigated with careful listening. This guy knows his stuff! Great course!

This is a good refresher of concepts so far. Even if you are not sure what this course is about, take it if you are serious about programming, these concepts are really important. Bhrugen is great at explaning, and there are lots of resources that he makes available to consult.