Throughout the development of our microservices, we heavily leveraged dependency injection. As part of a .NET web application's startup process, you register the individual types that should be part of the inversion of control (IoC) container. Individual classes inject their dependencies as interfaces in their constructor arguments. This allows different concrete implementations to be used depending on the context. For example, an interface for a telemetry client may be utilized throughout the codebase. The concrete implementation in the live-service sends actual telemetry data to a remote endpoint. A mocked implementation is used in unit tests to validate the correct event would be sent at the appropriate time.
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Last year, I covered why it's a great time to jump ship from Windows to Mac, and I haven't been able to let go of that idea since. Apple's M-series chips are shockingly fast and efficient, and its hardware tends to be more durable than typical PC fare. Rumors point to Apple developing a new aluminum case for the low-cost MacBook, so it will likely feel more polished than a typical sub-$1,000 Windows laptop. macOS has also avoided the bloat that's plagued Windows for years — you can turn off Apple Intelligence with two clicks if you want to, and there aren't any annoying ads to deal with.