In the world of .NET Core 8, we're always looking for ways to write cleaner, more maintainable code. One of the most significant recent developments in this area is the introduction of "Keyed Services" ๐.
Keyed Services allow us to register multiple implementations of an interface with a unique key ๐. We can then retrieve the specific implementation we need at runtime using this key. This is a significant improvement over the traditional Factory Pattern, where we had to manually control the creation of our objects ๐ญ.
With this approach, we no longer need to create complex factories or use service locators. Instead, we can rely on the built-in dependency injection container to handle this for us ๐งฐ.
Does this mean the Factory Pattern is dead ๐? Not necessarily. There are still scenarios where the Factory Pattern might be the right choice. However, Keyed Services provide a powerful alternative that can simplify our code and make it more maintainable ๐.
What are your thoughts on this? Have you used Keyed Services in your projects?
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