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Building APIs? Keyed Services Make It MAGIC 🧙♂️
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Hey Reader, Tired of factories and messy if-else logic in your projects? Since .NET 8, Keyed Services make it easy to handle multiple implementations. No more clutter - just clean, scalable code. In my new video, you’ll see how to dynamically pick services using a key and write code that’s easy to extend. It’s a fresh, modern approach to dependency injection that’ll have you rethinking how you design your APIs.
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Hey Reader, You sit down to write an API, and before you know it, you’re knee-deep in controllers, attributes, and boilerplate. Sound familiar? What if you could skip all that and still build a fully functional API - fast? That’s where Minimal APIs in .NET come in. They’re clean and lightweight and make building APIs feel like a breeze. In my latest video, I show you how to set up endpoints step by step and structure everything neatly so your code stays easy to read and scale. No fluff - just...
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