The Syringe Class: Needlr's Fluent API Explained
Deep dive into Needlr's Syringe class and its fluent API for configuring dependency injection, discovery strategies, and type registration in C#.
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Dependency injection tutorials for .NET, featuring the Needlr framework alongside keyed services, decorator patterns, hosted services, and plugin architectures.
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Automatic Service Discovery in C# with Needlr: How It Works
Learn how Needlr's automatic service discovery works in C# with convention-based registration, type scanning, and the DoNotAutoRegister attribute for .NET applications.
Source Generation vs Reflection in Needlr: Choosing the Right Approach
Compare Needlr's source generation and reflection strategies for dependency injection in C# to choose the right approach for AOT, performance, and flexibility.
Getting Started with Needlr: Fluent DI for .NET Applications
Learn how to install and configure Needlr for dependency injection in .NET with step-by-step setup, NuGet packages, and your first fluent DI application.
Automatic Dependency Injection in C#: The Complete Guide to Needlr
Learn how Needlr simplifies dependency injection in C# with automatic service discovery, source generation, and a fluent API for .NET applications.
How To Use IServiceCollection in Console Applications - What You Need To Know
How can you use an IServiceCollection in console applications to get dependency injection? Is this a viable option if you don't want to use Autofac?