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Tag Archives: Autofac
Referencing a .NET assembly in a compile time safe manner
If you need to provide a System.Reflection.Assembly instance to an API [1], there are several mechanisms for doing so. They roughly split into two camps: Run-time assembly loading Assemblies known at compile time The run-time assembly loading includes scenarios such … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet
Tagged .NET, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET WebApi, Assembly Loading, Autofac, C#, System.Reflection.Assembly
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Tightening Injected Dependencies on Entity Framework
Dependency injection as a pattern provides a lot of useful nudges to get you to produce easily readable and maintainable code. One way in which it does this is to make dependencies explicit so you can see exactly what services a … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, laZook
Tagged .NET, Autofac, Code First, DbContext, Entity Framework, IDbSet, laZook, Unit of Work
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