I'm very pleased to announce the release of language-ext 4.0. It's been a long time coming, but it's finally here! #csharp #functionalprogramming #fp github.com/louthy/languag…
Inlining heuristics can be hilarious sometimes. The code is in C# / .NET, but similar things happen in other compilers. (Sound ON for total immersion ;)) #dotnet
I've been doing #powershell for over 10 years now, and today I learned variables have descriptions! 🤯🤯
🤓.NET Conf agenda is out! hubs.li/H0ZwpgY0 #dotnetconf #dotnet
Our hackathon project this year was working on making it easier to incrementally migrate large ASP.NET projects to ASP.NET Core. Here's the MVC music store app: #dotnet #aspnetcore
I've had a lot of people reach out about the @dotnetfdn recently. Just tried to document my current thoughts and concerns here github.com/dotnet-foundat… Hoping this can spark some discussion. #dotnet #csharp #fsharp
Wearing my .NET 6 shirt #dotnet
Here's a side-by-side comparison of the WIP quest system for my #turnbased #RPG Of Blades & Tails. (Dunno know if this video works good on Twitter...) #gamedev #indiedev #indiegames #godotengine #madewithgodot #csharp in code 🤓 | in game 🎮
Our team is looking for a manager to lead performance infrastructure across the .NET team. If you're passionate about performance, then this might be the role for you! #dotnet careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/1180…
It is amazing how @VisualStudio can show a deadlock in the async code in the 'Parallel Stacks' view! It's not possible to figure out an issue like this one simply by looking into the stack traces. You need to look at how the async machinery is linked together to show it.
Is Hackweek at @Microsoft and this is what we are working on. #devops #yaml #DotNet
In this Microservices Explained episode, @nishanil takes us through Microservices concepts, why/how containers are relevant; and then walks us through building our first Microservices endpoint in #dotNET, containerize, & run them locally - all in <30 mins, msft.it/6013Xv93D
I used to really dislike tuples in C#; I would create tiny single-use models for a function rather than use a tuple. But in C#7, field names became supported. It totally changed my mind and now I will often use a tuple when a model would be overkill. #dotnet #WomenOfDotNet
I just published Get-Windows11Compatibility script to the #MEMCM #ComunityHub :) github.com/microsoft/conf… #ConfigMgr #PowerShell
Crazy #csharp language features...
In this era of the "smallest Web API that works" here's #FSharp 6 using #dotNet 6 RC2 #minimalAPIs, it serializes records to #JSON, has a TLS connection. All in 6 lines of code. Created and running on #Ubuntu #Linux with #VSCode. #Netby #LogicStudio
We have a new learning path that'll help you dev and construct Internet of Things devices using the #dotNET #IoT Libraries. Take 46 minutes to get a jump start on your education, msft.it/6011Xof8F
47 samples for ASP.NET Core 6 have been upgraded to .NET 6 RC2 #aspnetcore github.com/dodyg/practica…
Your reminder to run: dotnet dev-certs https --clean dotnet dev-certs https --trust After installing #dotnet 6 rc2 if you want to run your #aspnetcore apps.
🚀 #AspNEtCore updates in .NET 6 Release Candidate 2 Here’s what’s new in this preview release: 🌟Native dependencies support for Blazor WebAssembly apps 🌟Minimal API updates devblogs.microsoft.com/aspnet/asp-net…
Wow, I didn't see this coming! Visual Studio 2022 RC, which is fully supported for production use, is now available! GA version will ship on 9 November with a virtual launch event! devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/j… #visualstudio #vs2022
Border, corners, and shadows - Oh My! #dotnetmaui devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announc…
Blogged: Supporting EF Core migrations with WebApplicationBuilder - Exploring .NET Core 6 - Part 5 buff.ly/30azWuK #aspnetcore #dotnetcore #dotnet
#aspnetcore #minimalapis are awesome. #Dotnet #csharp #javascript #NodeJS #ExpressJS
The second in the series from @andrewlocknet on exploring #dotNETCore 6, this post discusses the new WebApplication and WebApplicationBuilder types introduced in .NET 6, why they were introduced, and some of the advantages they bring. See what you think: msft.it/6011XlcEh
I've been reading the Microsoft Docs on "using". And I learnt something new 🎉 Using the keyword `static` in a using means that you don't need to qualify the Type when accessing static members! So `Console.WriteLine('hello world)` becomes `WriteLine('hello world)`! #dotnet
