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Steve Smith ASP.NET Core is designed from the ground up to support and leverage dependency injection. ASP.NET Core applications can leverage built-in framework services by having them injected into methods in the Startup class, and application services...

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE One of the nice things that the new ASP.NET Core stack brings to the table, is Dependency Injection (DI) as a first-class citizen, right out of the box. DI is nothing new, even for ASP.NET, but in...

Introduction In the previous post we started looking at the anatomy of an ASP.NET Core application. .NET Core is a cross-platform, highly modular and lightweight application framework that is meant to be the future of application development in .NET...

Some time ago I wrote a blog about how ASP.NET MVC 6 discovers controllers. While a lot has change since then, including the name – now the framework being called ASP.NET Core MVC, the post is still valid and the processes described there haven’t really...

Originally posted on: http://geekswithblogs.net/dotNETvinz/archive/2015/05/15/introducing-asp.net-5-the-new-asp.net-in-town.aspx The new version of ASP.NET is called ASP.NET 5 and it has the most significant architectural redesign of ASP.NET. This article...