In the first part we got started by pulling in configuration data from multiple source in .NET Core, in this part we’ll look at mapping the configuration onto a set of classes so that is becomes easier to access. This is something that is built into ASP.NET Core through dependency injection, so we’ll look at that. …
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.NET Core has a new way of working with configuration that is much more flexible than the way that previous versions of .NET have. It allows you to: Pull configuration from multiple sources and bring it in to one place. Easily map that configuration information into classes to make access easier. Override configuration from previous …
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