Does your Dependency Injection container is one big pile of method calls one after the other?
Are there 50 lines of just AddScoped, AddTransient, and so on? Well, let's fix this.
We can utilize extension methods to make an order to that mess!
This blog post will show you a very simple Dependency Injection container.
This will give a better understanding of what Dependency Injection is and how it is done. And sure we will see how this is related to IoC - Inversion of Control.
You probably are well aware of the Lifetime Scope for ASP.NET Core website.
There are basically 3 scopes: Transient, Scoped and Singleton. Let's have a look how they differ in Blazor Client and Server.