There are several resources for getting help with Autofac.

• The documentation covers usage for all the features and integration libraries. There are inline examples showing basics on how to use things.
• The examples repository shows richer examples of working code for features and integrations.
• The API documentation is generated from the XML comments in the source. It can help if you need a quick way to browse classes and see what's there.

Questions? Ask on Stack Overflow! Tag your question autofac along with any other relevant tags. The project owners and contributors monitor Stack Overflow and answer questions there when we can... but you also get the value of the rest of the community that isn't just the project owners. We will close questions that are filed as issues and direct you to Stack Overflow.

Got something to discuss? Hit the forums! Stack Overflow isn't as good for speculative questions or discussion, so if you have something that doesn't fit the Q&A format, the forums may be the way to go.

Found a bug? File an issue. If you found something that isn't working as expected and you can reproduce it, go to the repo associated with the component giving you trouble and file an issue. For example, if your issue is with ASP.NET WebAPI integration, file the issue in that repo, not in the core Autofac repo. We may move or close the issue if you file it in the wrong repo.

Want a new feature? File an issue. It's good to start a discussion to explain the problem you're trying to solve before jumping in with the pull request. We may already have a solution in place or have an idea on ways to solve that issue. After the details are nailed down, we'd love to see your PRs.