From the course: ASP.NET Core: Test-Driven Development
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Dependency injection and IoC - ASP.NET Core Tutorial
From the course: ASP.NET Core: Test-Driven Development
Dependency injection and IoC
- [Instructor] Before we go into some TDD examples, I'd like to go over some key components that will help you understand how to write testable code. Dependency Injection a key component to writing clean, testable code. Not only does it let you separate your classes of responsibilities better, but when you do it properly it can also make writing your code easier too. Now you'll often hear the terms Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control used together. They're usually shortened to DI and IoC. Let's talk a little bit about what these terms mean and then we'll go over some examples. IoC is a design principle. It basically states that your framework should be responsible for creating and calling your classes. Dependency Injection is a design pattern where your classes are provided the dependencies they need to run. Dependency Injection is actually a form of IoC. Here we have an MVC controller called HomeController. All it does is log a message before returning a view. But I'd like…
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