
Highlights of October 2016
October was another great month. Probably the hottest news have been the announcements from Microsoft on Oct, 26th, but there … Continue reading Highlights of October 2016
October was another great month. Probably the hottest news have been the announcements from Microsoft on Oct, 26th, but there … Continue reading Highlights of October 2016
September was a busy month – teaching a WPF training, a ASP.NET Core training, and giving two presentations at BASTA! … Continue reading Highlights of September 2016
After the highlights of July-2016, this is the second summary of the month. Again I’ll try to summarize my blog … Continue reading Highlights of August 2016
With that many ongoing information and technology updates faster and faster, I’ll try to summarize my blog posts and twitter … Continue reading July 2016 in Review
The book Professional C# and .NET Core 1.0 covers – as the title says – C# 6 and .NET Core … Continue reading What’s in there for Universal Windows Platform App Developers?
The book Professional C# and .NET Core 1.0 covers – as the title says – C# 6 and .NET Core … Continue reading What’s in there for ASP.NET Core Web Developers?
The book Professional C# and .NET Core 1.0 covers – as the title says – C# 6 and .NET Core … Continue reading What’s in there for WPF Programmers?
It’s a MILESTONE, .NET Core 1.0 is released! For .NET this is the biggest step since the release of the .NET Framework in the year 2002. We have a new .NET! Continue reading .NET Core 1.0 is Released!
Explaining the null conditional operator (also known null propagation operator or as Elvis operator). This operator allows reducing the code by simplifying null checks. Continue reading C# 6 – Null-Conditional Operator
Recently I’ve been asked a few times how it is possible to release the book *Professional C# 6 and .NET Core 1.0′ while .NET Core is still not yet released. A statement I received is “we don’t know what features we have in .NET Core 1.0 RT”. I’ve several answers to this, and give you my answers here. Continue reading Professional C# 6 and .NET Core 1.0 RC2