[UglyToad]

My aim is to use dependency injection to inject the minimal dependency and nothing more. Versus the grab bag every interface in a medium-complexity C# project eventually devolves into.

I've had this on my blogpost-to-write backlog for a year at this point but in every project I've worked on an interface eventually becomes a holding zone for related but disparate concepts. And so injecting the whole interface it becomes unclear what the dependency actually is.

E.g. you have some service that does data access for users, then someone adds some Salesforce stuff, or a notification call or whatever. Now any class consuming that service could be doing a bunch of different things.

The idea is basically single method interfaces without the overhead of writing the interface. Just being able to pass around free functions but with the superior DevX most C# tools offer.

I guess I want a more functional C# without having to learn F# which I've tried a few times and bounced off.