Are you using C# raw string literals, new in C# 11?
Raw string literals allow for whitespace, newlines, embedded quotes, and ... whatever in your strings.
More info on them and raw string interpolation here:
Are you using C# raw string literals, new in C# 11?
Raw string literals allow for whitespace, newlines, embedded quotes, and ... whatever in your strings.
More info on them and raw string interpolation here:
If you have not read one of my books before and you are curious about my style of writing, you can now download and read two sample chapters from each of my two latest books.
C# 11 and .NET 7 - Modern Cross-Platform Development Fundamentals, Seventh Edition
- Chapter 7 Packaging and Distributing .NET Types
- Chapter 12 Introducing Web Development Using ASP.NET Core
https://github.com/markjprice/cs11dotnet7#bonus-content
Apps and Services with .NET 7, First Edition
- Chapter 7 Handling Dates, Times, and Internationalization
- Chapter 12 Building Efficient Microservices Using gRPC
https://github.com/markjprice/apps-services-net7#bonus-content
Thank you Packt for allowing these free chapters to be shared.
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The .NET Core Podcast is the premiere podcast for keeping up with all things .NET.
In 2022, the February episode that guest-starred me, Mark J. Price, was the #1 most listened to of the year via Spotify, with 728% more streams than the average episode.
A new episode was been published on Friday 5 March 2023.
👨💻 Jamie Taylor “GaProgMan” and I talk about my recent books, “C# 11 and .NET 7 - Modern Cross-Platform Development Fundamentals”, and “Apps and Services with .NET 7”, and we discuss ChatGPT (which was brand new at the time of recording) and how other generative AIs will likely change the worlds of art, prose, and development.
Please give it a listen now on your favorite podcast player or at the following link:
https://dotnetcore.show/episode-117-our-perspectives-on-the-future-of-net-with-mark-j-price/
Thanks for your support!
Mark Price, an experienced IT professional and author of seven editions of a C# learning book and two companion books on .NET 7, shares his insights on the latest developments in .NET, from GraphQL and traditional REST type APIs to OData, .NET Maui and Blazor. He provides helpful advice on how to most effectively learn about these technologies, shares stories of success and failure, and gives an honest perspective on the future of .NET. Join Mark Price and take your .NET knowledge to the next level.
Have you made use of #RawStrings or #Utf8Strings already? 👀
With #JetBrainsRider and #ReSharper, you can convert your whole codebase with just a single click! 🚀
Read more in our latest #csharp11 blog post! https://jb.gg/3j9rzk #dotnet
The .NET 7 SDK arrived a few months ago, with many .NET developers looking forward to this release and the brand-new C# language features that come along with it. If you haven't put your fingers on it
It's time to take a deeper look at how #csharp11 features work in #JetBrains #ReSharper and #JetBrainsRider!
In this first post by @matkoch, we will be looking at List Patterns and Span Pattern Matching! 👀
The .NET 7 SDK arrived a few months ago, with many .NET developers looking forward to this release and the brand-new C# language features that come along with it. If you haven't put your fingers on it
#dotnet Community Toolkit 8.1 has been released!
This release includes new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements to the MVVM Toolkit source generators.
Read more on #InfoQ: http://bit.ly/3YBY2aC
Recently Microsoft released .NET Community Toolkit 8.1. This new release contains performance improvements to the MVVW Toolkit source generators. There are also new features such as custom attributes for ObservableProperty, MVVM Toolkit analyzers, IObservable<T> messenger extensions and support for .NET 7 and C# 11.
A Mostly Complete Guide to C# 11’s Final Features https://medium.com/young-coder/a-mostly-complete-guide-to-c-11s-final-features-d43e6c9aa727
We have a tradition around here. First, we speculate about future C# features. Then we check the release. This time, C# 11 gives us 7 of the features were expected, kills 1, and defers 2 more to C# 12.