 Название: Dependency Injection: Principles, Practices, Patterns (MEAP Edition)
Автор: Steven van Deursen, Mark Seemann
Издательство: Manning Publications
Год: 2019
Страниц: 559
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf
Размер: 24.4 MB
This book debunks the myths around dependency injection (DI) and teaches you good practices and anti-patterns concerning DI while applying this to .NET Core. Our goal is to let this book be as influential as the first edition has been.
Although many tools help us with DI, DI is foremost a set of principles and patterns. Tools are useful, but optional. This message is the common theme throughout this book, since, when you have mastered the patterns and principles behind DI, the correct usage of tools becomes an implementation detail. While tools can make working with DI easier, they won’t compensate for bad design.
The book is divided into four parts.
Part 1 flies through the basics of Dependency Injection. Chapter 1 covers the “what, why, and how” of DI. After that, chapters 2 and 3 walk through building a simple .NET Core web application. We start by showing how easy it is to accidentally write tightly coupled code, after which, in chapter 3, we’ll rewrite the application from scratch, but now using proper DI techniques.
Part 2 focuses on patterns, anti-patterns, and code smells. Chapter 4 dives into the most common patterns Composition Root and Constructor Injection, and the more specialized patterns Method Injection and Property Injection. In chapter 5, we discuss very common anti-patterns, like Service Locator and Ambien Context, while chapter 6 focuses on common code smells and explains how to refactor your code.
Part 3 focuses on the three pillars of DI: Application Composition, Object Lifetime Management, and Interception. We dedicated a chapter to each pillar.
In parts 1 to 3, our discussion is mainly tool agnostic. After part 3, you should be able to design complete loosely coupled applications using pure DI; that is, DI without a tool. In part 4 we dive into the realm of DI Containers and explain how and when you should use these tools, and perhaps even more importantly, when you shouldn’t use them. We discuss two commonly used DI Containers; since this book is about .NET Core, we discuss the DI Container that Microsoft built into ASP.NET Core as well.
What's inside:
DI patterns and anti-patterns
Aspect-oriented programming
Integration with common .NET application frameworks
Using Microsoft and open source DI libraries and containers
About the reader:
This book is written for intermediate .NET developers and beyond. No previous experience with DI or DI libraries is required.
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