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C# 7.0 – What’s New
CSharp, Professional C#

C# 7.0 – What’s New

I already blogged about some cool new C# 7.0 features in the last months. Now I’m offering an additional chapter … Continue reading C# 7.0 – What’s New

View Components with ASP.NET Core 1.1
ASP.NET Core

View Components with ASP.NET Core 1.1

View Components allow creating functionality similar to a controller action method independent to a controller. Thus, view components can be … Continue reading View Components with ASP.NET Core 1.1

Workshop with Updates for C# 7.0 and Visual Studio 2017
.NET Core, CSharp, Training

Workshop with Updates for C# 7.0 and Visual Studio 2017

Visual Studio will be released on March 7th, 2017 – and my update workshop will be ready. You learn about … Continue reading Workshop with Updates for C# 7.0 and Visual Studio 2017

20 Years Visual Studio and 16 Years Professional C#
Book, Professional C#

20 Years Visual Studio and 16 Years Professional C#

Visual Studio 2017 will be released on March, 7, 2017. The first version of Visual Studio was released in the … Continue reading 20 Years Visual Studio and 16 Years Professional C#

C# 7.0 – Pattern Matching
CSharp

C# 7.0 – Pattern Matching

I already explained binary literals, digit separators, tuples, out vars and ref returns, and expression bodied members – great new … Continue reading C# 7.0 – Pattern Matching

C# 7.0 and ASP.NET Core at BASTA! in Frankfurt, Germany
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C# 7.0 and ASP.NET Core at BASTA! in Frankfurt, Germany

After visiting Brno and Bratislava in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia, the next conference is in Frankfurt, Germany. BASTA! … Continue reading C# 7.0 and ASP.NET Core at BASTA! in Frankfurt, Germany

C# 7.0 and the Universal Windows Platform in Brno and in Bratislava
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C# 7.0 and the Universal Windows Platform in Brno and in Bratislava

Next week I’m on a city tour from Brno (Czech Republic) to Bratislava (Slovakia) – speaking at the conferences G2B … Continue reading C# 7.0 and the Universal Windows Platform in Brno and in Bratislava

C# 7.0 Out Vars and Ref Returns
CSharp

C# 7.0 Out Vars and Ref Returns

C# 7.0 offers a great list of new features. Some of them I’ve already written about, such as expression bodied … Continue reading C# 7.0 Out Vars and Ref Returns

C# 7.0 Expression Bodied Members
CSharp

C# 7.0 Expression Bodied Members

C# 6 introduced expression bodied members with methods and properties. This feature has been enhanced with C# 7.0 to allow … Continue reading C# 7.0 Expression Bodied Members

Open Tab Items Dynamically with UWP
UWP

Open Tab Items Dynamically with UWP

In a previous blog article I explained how to dynamically open tabs with WPF. This article uses the same view-model … Continue reading Open Tab Items Dynamically with UWP

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