Switch Statement v Switch Expression lowered C# Switch expressions were introduced in C# 8 and I really love them. They have more concise syntax but do not sacrifice readability. We can see from SharpLab they lower to the same code. Which approach do you prefer? #dotnet
If you're building a callback API, make the callback async. You'll thank me later. #dotnet
C# convert string to Title Case example ⬇ #dotnet
With every iteration of C#, we gain more features that make our dev lives easier. In this #dotNETConf session replay, we explore what's new in C# 9, 10, 11 and 12, how the language has changed, and why these changes will give us fewer bugs in our code. 📖 msft.it/6016cVsVM
Updating to .NET 8, updating to IHostBuilder, and running Playwright Tests within NUnit headless or headed on any OS by @shanselman hanselman.com/blog/updating-… #aspnetcore
How List<T> resizing works in .NET 💡 Thanks to Steven Giesel on LinkedIn image -> linkedin.com/in/steven-gies… #dotnet
When we started #dotnet #aspire, we weren't sure if we would get many contributions around our cloud ready components (which are just glue packages around existing NuGet packages to make them observable, resilient, configurable and DI friendly). The community came through...
Introducing a revolutionary Gateway: a Microservice with the #ASPNETCore request pipeline. Seamlessly transition your #ASPNETCore Web API skills to Veritas API Gateway, with enhanced features like Swagger, Authorization, Filters, Load Balancing, + more. hubs.li/Q02njsT_0
Hey everyone. I am urgently looking for a contract now, if anyone knows of any (very) senior developer/architect roles in the #dotnet world please let me know. (DMs open, pls RT)
The new Incident Response PowerShell V2.0.0 release brings exciting updates such as SIEM exports, new artefact collections, and more. Nice tool! [Repo] #Powershell Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR) github.com/Bert-JanP/Inci… Credit: Bert-JanP #CyberSecurity
