Yeah I think you're right it may be the DI and IoC .. I've seen a lot of complaints about that. Usually that it's not 'simple enough'. But .NET is not a beginn

Yeah I think you're right it may be the DI and IoC .. I've seen a lot of complaints about that. Usually that it's not 'simple enough'. But .NET is not a beginners coding environment, it is instead designed to support being all things to all people. That includes including high assurance, and high performance. The DI and IoC is there to support high assurance. .NET is also quite reasonably approachable for beginners, but as a tool with advanced capabilities too there is of course a bit more of learning curve, and if the reasons why the IoC are there are explained earlier on it helps people to understand that it is designed very sensibly, just with a bit more scope than beginner oriented platforms.