Logging is now built into ASP.NET Core and so is dependency injection (DI), and both are included in the default templates. This reduces the barrier to entry, and it's now trivial to use these helpful technologies in even the smallest of projects.
Previously, you were required to add logging and DI libraries before you started, which could put many people off using them. If you didn't already have a standard choice for both, then you would need to wade through the plethora of projects and research the merits of each.
You can still use your preferred libraries if you are already acquainted with them. It's just that there are now sensible defaults, which you can override.
Logging is added to your app in the Program class, ...
