AddSingleton vs AddScoped vs AddTransient
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we will discuss the differences between AddSingleton(), AddScoped() and AddTransient() methods in ASP.NET Core with an example
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I've watched another paid course (tho they offered free this month) that talked about this topic, but no one had taken the time to create examples like this to help clarify their teachings. Venkat is still one of the best.
This is the best explanation I have seen so far.
Been trying to grasp these concepts for months now, but I finally, fully understand them.
Thank you so much for this.
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Great as usual Venkat !
It's clear what is what, and what each and every of this method does.
Could you please explain, however, by using real cases *where* to use what, based on your experience ?
I'm also eager to know !
It would be nice to know what sort of classes to use in which case. GlobalConfig type classes for Singleton, Helpers for Scoped, Transient - no idea - all others?
Can you please tell me what are applications for each of these 3 Add-methods (AddSingleton, AddScoped, AddTransient)?
Thank you in advance
No one had explained this concept so neat and clean. Hats off to your talent and the way you explain these topics so easily. It seems so simple but I know everyone who has read Microsoft docs has always wondered the actual meaning behind the technical jargons. While Microsoft docs are still my first place to understand your videos are like my personal mentor lessons. Thanks
Hello Anil - Thank you very much for the feedback. Means a lot. I have included all the .NET core tutorial videos, slides and text articles in sequence on the following page. Hope you will find it handy.
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Sir also make video on CICD (Continuous integration and deployment)
You described and also showed with example the Singleton, Scoped and Transient methods that are a bit harder to grasp. Kudos! to Kudvekat.
But the things will change once we get everything from the database rather than mocking it.
Thank you for such a detailed explanation :)
So to summarize, Singleton is STATIC which uses the same variable service. Scoped is per request but you have get and post in the same request so they use the service instance, and Transient is new and initialized for each and single request whether Get or Post, so one click of that create button issues a Get and a Post which meant 2 services created.
Good morning Kudvenkat,
do you plane to talk about EntityFrameworkCore in this tutorial ?
Regards
I want it too
Hello Xavier - Yes we will discuss Entity Framework Core in our upcoming videos. In fact we will be discussing how to perform Create, Read, Update and Delete using EF Core.
Hello , I would say this is the best video i have seen on MVC Code Dependency Injection type. It really helps when u have a bare bones code with precise explanation. Thank you so much and Best Wishes.
Hello Naveen - Thank you very much for the feedback. Means a lot. I have included all the .NET core tutorial videos, slides and text articles in sequence on the following page. Hope you will find it handy.
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Thank you sir, you are great, I'm happy to live with such as good lessons. And the best part is that this lessons are for free.
Thanks Venkat. You are one of the best tutor. Explaining complex concept great in detail. You spent maximum of your time with learning and teaching. God bless you.
Great Tutorial !!! Do you mind giving us a real world use case where you would use each of the methods AddSingleton, AddScoped, and AddTransient. Thanks !!!
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Great info. Can someone please suggest any real-time use case(s) where to use all these services namely AddSingleton(),AddScoped(),AddTransient(). Thanks in Advance.
I wish i watched your video before my interview earlier. this could have saved me! still wishing for me to pass it. I now understand this thanks very much!
great explanation.. thank you.
could you please explain , the web api with 3 layered architecture and mvc together ( in json format) with an example.
thank you again!
the class which you add as singleton dont have to be itself a singleton right? just a normal class? Thank you very much kudven. Thanks to you iam now capable to build applications in dot net core mvc :D. Maybe thats usefull in my future.
Could please Give RealTime Example when we should use AddSingleTon and when AddScoped and When should use AddTransient.
In REST API-based projects, how to prevent duplicate submissions from the front end or any tools like postman?
AddScoped vs AddTransien,which one is better and which one we need to prefer to use and why in MVC application
VERY GOOD EXPLANATION BROTHER, I HAVE NOT UNDERSTOOD THIS MUCH BETTER THAN ANY OTHER VIDEOS.GOOD WORK KEEP IT UP.
Hi Thank you for publishing so great videos could you also post a vedio to how to use depency inject in class library also
Beautifully explained sir
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thank you so much for taking the time to create and post this! really cleared things up for me
TLDR: Scoped is per HTTP request, everything else is what it seems from the start
All your videos are easily understandable even with no programming background. Thankyou very much :)
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Finally understood this, thanks so much Kudvenkat
You are the best! Great explaination.
Excellent explanation. Thanks for the video!
Absolutely clear.. can you please make video on when to use what
Hi Venkat,
I am not able to understand differences between AddSingleton(), AddScoped() and AddTransient() methods in ASP.NET Core even after watching the video several times and reading the text version of this video.
With AddSingleton() method, could you kindly explain why every time we click the Create button the Total Employees Count increases by one ???
Regards,
Edward
With AddSingleton() method, could you kindly explain why every time we click the Create button the Total Employees Count increases by one ???
AddSingleton() method creates a Singleton service. With a singleton, there is only one instance and that one instance is shared by all the the HTTP requests. So everytime we click the Create button and add a new employee, that new employee object is added to the single instance of MockEmployeeRepository class. As every request adds a new employee object to that one instance of MockEmployeeRepository the count keeps going up as we click the Create button. Hope this helps.
Could you also kindly explain why we are getting the following behaviour for the AddScoped() method ???
Once we provide the details of a new employee and click the Create button, the Total Employees Count increases to 4 and after the value is increased to 4, no matter how many times we click the Create button, the Total Employees Count does not go beyond 4
With AddScoped() method you get a new instance of MockEmployeeRepository class with every new HTTP request. However with in scope of a given HTTP request the same instance of MockEmployeeRepository class is used.
When we relate this to our example, both the Create action method and the Create view gets the same instance of the MockEmployeeRepository class. With every new instance of MockEmployeeRepository class the default employees count is 3 and the Create action adds a new employee. So the employees count becomes 4 and this count can be seen by the Create view as well, both the Create action and the Create view share the same instance of MockEmployeeRepository class.
When we click the Create button again, the above process repeats. So the count does not go beyond 4. Hope this answers your question.
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Still not clear in which scenario we will go Singleton, scope, transient?
You are the best Venkat ! Thanks alot!
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I am getting red under HomeController. Why?
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Such a good explanation. Thank you!
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Excellent explanation, I got it this time!!!
Great Explanation . Thank you
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Perfect , thank you v.much
Is this maintained per user or same for all users?
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Very Nice Explanation
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Hi Venkat Sir, Can you please explain "With a scoped service we get the 'same' instance within the scope of a given http request"? how within scope of current http request one gets same instance? I am guessing, this part is not explained in video (please correct me if I am wrong). I think in video, for scoped and transient only other case( i.e. state of service object for every http request which returns new instance for both scoped and transient) is explained. Please guide. Thank you.
While this explains the difference between AddSingleton vs AddScoped vs AddTransient
where and how would it be used in the real world or with an application?
i.e. example of where and what kind of areal world pp, action, process or method would you uses these
and where and how you would used theses all together in a single app?
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Hi Venkat
Can you please upload multiple videos as it is getting very slow. I can understand that you are busy with multiple things.. But if possible do the need full
Very impressive and useful article. One should watch to understand dependency injection related things. Thank you, Venkat.
great explanation.. thank you.
Best Video for this topic. Very discrete and clear explanation. Thumbs up (y)
I am getting this err
Error CS0053 Inconsistent accessibility: property type 'IEmployeeRepository' is less accessible than property '_Views_Home_Create._empRepository' EmployeeManagement
Error CS0122 'IEmployeeRepository' is inaccessible due to its protection level
can anyone help me?
me too bro
Didn't declare the interface as public?
This is bet example I have seen so far. It gave clear understanding. Thank you Venkat you are the best
Thank you so much sir !!! very nice explanation as always.
Can you please explain how we will achieve this :
.NET Core Dependency Injection - One Interface, Multiple Implementations
I will challenge , except venkat sir ,no body can explain this much easier .Thank you so much god of Dot net
This is the best video to get clarity on this topic. Watched few more videos but did not get clarity on this. Thanks.
Fantastic explanation. Thanks
Best explanation one can ever get.
really understood this thaaaaanks
Clear and sound. Thank you!! But what is the usecase of addTransient()?
thanks venkat for this video, all my doubts got cleared and your way of approach is best for any concepts
Good explanation with example. This helps me to clear the concept.keep it up. Thanks Venkat
Kindly make a video on when to use which service i.e. scoped transient and singleton. I mean the scenarios or w.r.t performance etc. Thanks
Thank you sir, please create a video explaining the scenario wherein we can make use of scooped and transit methods with a real time example.
Thanks for the explanation. Can someone give me a real time example where we can use each of these. I feel all the time we should Singleton only.
Thanks. Very helpful and obvious explanation.
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I agree with comment below. An excellent summary, thanks.
You did an awesome job with this tutorial. Thank you very much for putting it together.
Do you need createscope to get a scoped object from the root provider? i.e. to get instance of object if class resides in the service host itself?
How these scopes are used in API's? Can you explain use cases for these scopes?
What a wonderfull explanation! Thank you very much!
a little bit confusing but it will be cleared by viewing the video several times , thanks for your effort great teacher have a nice day
Can you please give the real life examples of these services , how to be used in our project?
Best ever explaination.
Perfect explanation! Thank you so much.
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Thanks a lot Vekat sir
I really appreciate for your explanation
what is the best way for httpclient? addscope or addsingleton?
Beautifully Explained....Concept cleared.
Thank you sir.
Thanks a lot ... A finaly inderstand the difference !!!
Very clear and helpful. Thank you very much.
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