dotnet-microsoft-extensions

Wire Microsoft.Extensions patterns by adding the necessary packages and configuring a generic Host with DI, configuration, and logging. This standardizes app startup and cross-cutting infrastructure concerns across console apps, workers, and web apps.

The best way to bind strongly-typed configuration in .NET is using the Microsoft.Extensions options pattern. This approach supports configuration binding, reload, and validation to ensure robust, testable infrastructure across your applications.

Set up HttpClientFactory usage in .NET by wiring it through Microsoft.Extensions dependency injection. This ensures proper service lifetimes and typed clients for structured HTTP requests in your app's infrastructure.

Yes, Microsoft.Extensions logging works with worker services and web apps. The Skill configures logging integration alongside DI and configuration to standardize cross-cutting concerns across various .NET app types.

Yes, this approach supports configuration reload and validation for .NET apps. Microsoft.Extensions patterns provide configuration binding and the options pattern to satisfy strongly-typed requirements and ensure testable infrastructure.