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The asp.net team have taken something super simple, but opaque, and made it super complicated for no good reason. What people want: A static class that sets i
by mattmanser 11y ago
The asp.net team have taken something super simple, but opaque, and made it super complicated for no good reason.
What people want:
A static class that sets itself up on its own
What they've given everyone:
A class you've got to inject and instantiate on your own using IOptions<TOption> with each call to Configure<TOption> adding an IConfigureOptions<TOption> service to the service container that is used by the IOptions<TOption>
Mind boggles at the over-engineering.
- mistermann 11y ago> taken something super simple, but opaque, and made it super complicated for no good reason They're just being consistent with the way most software is written nowadays.