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Metaprogramming in C#

You're reading from   Metaprogramming in C# Automate your .NET development and simplify overcomplicated code

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781837635429
Length 352 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Einar Ingerbrigsten Einar Ingerbrigsten
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Table of Contents (25) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1:Why Metaprogramming?
2. Chapter 1: How Can Metaprogramming Benefit You? FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Metaprogramming Concepts 4. Chapter 3: Demystifying through Existing Real-World Examples 5. Part 2:Leveraging the Runtime
6. Chapter 4: Reasoning about Types Using Reflection 7. Chapter 5: Leveraging Attributes 8. Chapter 6: Dynamic Proxy Generation 9. Chapter 7: Reasoning about Expressions 10. Chapter 8: Building and Executing Expressions 11. Chapter 9: Taking Advantage of the Dynamic Language Runtime 12. Part 3:Increasing Productivity, Consistency, and Quality
13. Chapter 10: Convention over Configuration 14. Chapter 11: Applying the Open-Closed Principle 15. Chapter 12: Go Beyond Inheritance 16. Chapter 13: Applying Cross-Cutting Concerns 17. Chapter 14: Aspect-Oriented Programming 18. Part 4:Compiler Magic Using Roslyn
19. Chapter 15: Roslyn Compiler Extensions 20. Chapter 16: Generating Code 21. Chapter 17: Static Code Analysis 22. Chapter 18: Caveats and Final Words 23. Index 24. Other Books You May Enjoy

Inversion of control and its role

Software needs structure really fast when growing beyond one page of source code. Typically, you’d group things logically in types that have a specific purpose in your system. With your software being broken up for better maintainability, the different parts are then often dependent on each other to be able to perform the overall tasks you need it to do.

Building a module for registering users

Let’s build a simple system that handles a user sign-up feature exposed as a REST API. Start by creating a folder called Chapter10. Change into this folder in your command line and create a new web-based project:

dotnet new web

The type of information you’d want to capture involves both personal information and also the user’s credentials that we want to have as part of the body of our API. Add a file called RegisterUser.cs and add the following to it:

namespace Chapter10;
public record RegisterUser(string FirstName...
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