Because angular.module(‘app’) with 1 parameter has a different function – to get an already existing module without having a code reference to it. The reason this: angular.module(‘app’, []); // Define the module. angular.module(‘app’); // Get the module. works as well as this: var app = angular.module(‘app’, []); // Define the module and assign to variable. … Read more
Classes that are injected with dependencies usually don’t use the concrete classes (UserManager.cs) for their constructor parameters, but rely on interfaces e.g. IUserManager. Although it is possible to use concrete classes, an interface provides looser coupling which is the reason for using dependency injection in the first place. Whenever the framework encounters a constructor (in … Read more
based on documentation The default behavior in LightInject is to treat all objects as transients unless otherwise specified. So in .Net Core, you would need to register your services as transient. A little bit about lifetimes: Transient Transient lifetime services (AddTransient) are created each time they’re requested from the service container. This lifetime works best … Read more
What you’re looking for is the concept of Auto-Registration. Most containers allow you to either register types in an assembly based on a convention, or do unregistered type resolution and find the missing type for you. For instance, you can search through an assembly and register all types that match the convention during startup: var … Read more