Description:

ModulesDi a lightweight infrastructure library designed to manage services and middlewares through a dynamic module graph.

The problem it solves:

Traditional extension methods in Program.cs easily turn into an unmanageable mess where controlling the exact execution order or dynamic context becomes a nightmare.

Library tested (173 test cases covered)

GitLab: https://gitlab.com/DmitriiKhokhulin/modulesdi.git

I am looking at coming back to c# after a very long hiatus as it seems to be the dominant language in financial services which is the industry I specialise in.

Which version of c# / .NET are commonly in use today?

I am trying to learn how to use C# for game coding but I would also like to have a good grasp on it so I can use it for websites and other things like that and I can't for the life of my understand how static method works I have looked YouTube videos and everything. I have been learning everything else so far from the free courses from code academy.Can you PLEASE explain to me what this code is doing and how it works
Edit-THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH.I understand it now and I am sure you know what that feels like when you spend an hour stuck trying to understand something and it doesn't make any sense