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C# 9 – Positional or Nominal Creation
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C# 9 – Positional or Nominal Creation

C# allows writing code with positional or nominal code style. Using positional code style, constructors can be used. Object initializer … Continue reading C# 9 – Positional or Nominal Creation

Presentations and Source Code for BASTA! in Mainz, 2018
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Presentations and Source Code for BASTA! in Mainz, 2018

I had some great days at BASTA! in Mainz, Germany – with three presentations. Thank you for attending my presentations! I hope to see you next year again! My presentations and source code is now available for download!
* C# – What’s next?
* Reference semantics with C# and .NET Core
* Desktop Bridge – One way to build modern apps with WPF Continue reading Presentations and Source Code for BASTA! in Mainz, 2018

Professional C# 7 and .NET Core 2.0
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Professional C# 7 and .NET Core 2.0

The next edition of Professional C# – Professional C# 7 and .NET Core 2.0 is available – covering C# 7 … Continue reading Professional C# 7 and .NET Core 2.0

C# 7.0 – What’s New
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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

C# 7.0 – Pattern Matching
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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 Out Vars and Ref Returns
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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

Highlights of October 2016
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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

Tuples with C# 7.0
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Tuples with C# 7.0

To combine multiple objects of the same type, you can use arrays. To combine multiple objects of different types, tuples … Continue reading Tuples with C# 7.0

C# Literals & C# 7.0 Binary Literals and Digit Separators
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C# Literals & C# 7.0 Binary Literals and Digit Separators

Two features that were originally planned with C# 6 now seem to make it into C# 7.0: binary literals and … Continue reading C# Literals & C# 7.0 Binary Literals and Digit Separators

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