Creating a C# console application with dependency injection

[@Jonathan_Strange]

This demonstration / tutorial is highly underrated! I'm surprised that it has so few likes and comments. Thank you Sir. *Subscribed!*

[@joeljohncenteno4913]

This is straight to the point. well said well instructed. I like it when the tutorial starts from scratch

[@glooman2455]

Great tutorial! The explanation is very pure and professional.

[@edwinhandschuh864]

Thank you. I finally found someone who demonstrated current MS DI for a pure console app. Excellent job!

[@robdas1]

That was an excellent presentation. I learned more in this 20 minute video, than 20 hours of trying to understand generic hosting from reading online documentation. Well done. I will look for more of your videos.

[@Jocker88]

Thank you Cronin, I was using another way to implement DI into my console projects but I was so wrong, thank you to explain these think. Nice explanation, have a good day :)

[@cronintechnology9901]

You'll sometimes see people using ActivatorUtilities.CreateInstance() instead of calling GetRequiredService directly, but that's a very similar approach, really.

[@mohankumars6811]

Great, post more videos like building an application from scratch

[@gerardchoolakian5570]

Simple but efficient. Thank you!

[@AldecirSantos-nm6pm]

Olá meu amigo! A explicação foi excelente! Meus parabéns e muito obrigado pela riqueza da informação! 😊

[@vipulshrivastava1069]

Thank you so much sir for this valuable lesson...

[@danielvisan3405]

thank you! You make my life better

[@Ahmedhosnybarbary]

Thank you , very clear very informative

[@ArnoldSzathmary]

thank you very much for the wonderful explanation

[@DominicCronin]

Thank you

[@dotnet-azure]

thank you so much. very straightforward :)

[@manudelmarche]

Absolutely brilliant

[@mauriziomammuccini6657]

The sample application is one of the best on Dependency Injection using C#. Compliments for exposition precision and clarity, Cronin.

[@cemprafalq]

Explained perfectly 👌.

[@DominicCronin]

Thank you

[@divinocodino]

Thanks was helpful

[@bobdumont6742]

good stuff. thank you!

[@Khozanai]

Very nice!

[@riccarrasquilla379]

thanks for the video

[@pt_trainer9244]

Thank you

[@ghanshyam014]

well explained !!!

[@dangerosa01]

Great video!! Not necessary install DI from nugget package. it's already a dependency from Hosting package, so installing Hosting it automatically install DI also

[@DominicCronin]

Good tip. Thanks.

[@jithin.johnson]

Thank you!

[@suryazn4575]

Hi Cronin, That is a nice explanation I have a doubt what is the difference between Microsoft.Extension.DI and Unity Container ? Can you please explain the difference and when exactly we use them? I think for logging we need to explicitly inject if we use unity

[@cronintechnology9901]

I think Unity was the name for the previous generation of DI in .NET.

[@ernest1520]

Why using Host at all and not just create a ServiceCollection instance? It looks like you're only using the Host to get access to service collection anyway.

[@cronintechnology9901]

I actually do use it for more than that in the demo. In any case, it's pretty much a standard way of working: in real life, you'll end up wanting it before long anyway.

[@Anthonyfromtheuk-g3j]

Good video, thanks. Maybe worth running your audio through some ai cleanup tool or recording it cleaner, hiss in background almost had me skipping this video at the start.

[@cronintechnology9901]

Thanks for pointing this out. I hadn't noticed it. I think it's the computer's fan.

[@thomashamilton564]

Good video - but your mouse settings are _really_ annoying.

[@cronintechnology9901]

Those settings suit my normal way of working, but I take your point. I have different settings for a recording session anyway, so I'll look at whether I can add mouse settings to my list. Thanks.