Ritu Madan
Jan 23, 2024
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Decoding DI in Optimizely CMS 12

DI or Dependency Injection is a complex topic, not just in Optimizely CMS, but in general in .net core implementations. Some aspects we get, like the different ways dependencies can be injected and which is better over others, while some leave us scratching our heads. Often times we end up doing a lot of troubleshooting, digging into internal code and finding the right alternatives to DI, to get things to work.

The biggest blocker here is understanding the order in which steps get executed, modules get initialized and services get registered. Once this is clear, we know where to add our custom code and avoid any surprise runtime errors around missing service registrations. One such error led me to this discovery so sharing my findings and learnings.

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Jan 23, 2024

Comments

Surjit Bharath
Surjit Bharath Jan 31, 2024 10:45 AM

Welp! Looks like this article got swamped under a bunch of AI ones. Great article Ritu, very useful!

Senura Dissanayake
Senura Dissanayake Feb 2, 2024 12:17 PM

Nice finding.👍

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