On 2026's April Fools' Day, Eva and Stefan Code 'n' Chat about everything you (don't) want to know about ImmutableArray<T>.
2026-04-01 (Wednesday)
at 17:00 UTC

On 2026's April Fools' Day, Eva and Stefan Code 'n' Chat about everything you (don't) want to know about ImmutableArray<T>.
2026-04-01 (Wednesday)
at 17:00 UTC

@DanMorgan Admiral #Cain of #Pegasus was portrayed beautifully by #MichelleForbes. We should not overlook that both, #Adama and President #Roslyn, wanted #Cain assassinated, just as #Cain wanted #Adama gone. Just shows how brutal and cut throat the politics and power play were in the 12 colonies of #Cyrannus star system.
Makes one wonder about #Adama's speech at the start of the series, where he rhetorically ask whether and humanity is worth saving.
Even more #Roslyn:
This time, we keep safety and security in mind and replace Reflection-based inspections for Compiler Extensions with the Workspaces APIs.
2026-03-17 (Tuesday)
at 18:00 UTC

Elvis-модификатор доступа в C#
Доброго Здоровья! Предполагается, что статья будет интересна тем, кто любит четкие контракты в своих проектах, строгость и чистоту в инкапсуляции, новые подходы в ООП. А также тем, кто уважает функциональное программирование. Эти темы и затрагиваются в предлагаемом «Elvis-модификаторе доступа», реализованным через Roslyn Analyzer. Все исходники и nuget пакеты прилагаются.
With the previously acquired skill to inspect Roslyn Components and all their Compiler Extensions,
it is time for Inspector Roslyn to apply this skill to NuGet Packages.
2026-03-03 (Tuesday)
at 18:00 UTC

【MMD R18】ロズリン Roslyn ❤ Ladie Alien【Tower of Fantasy 4K 60FPS】
🎔 Want More Lewd?: patreon.com/StiickyNoteMMD
📹 Watch Here:
https://youtu.be/Yxb7TvsPHcM
Roslyn from Tower of Fantasy performing Ladie Alien ❤️
Hope you enjoy the animation!

Previously, Inspector Roslyn was introduced to Source Generators.
The time has come to meet even more Compiler Extensions such as Code-Actions, Code-Completions, and the good old Diagnostics.
2026-02-17 (Tuesday)
at 18:00 UTC

Here's a weird one with #Roslyn, not sure if it's a bug or a misunderstanding. Hopefully someone here has some insight.
If I have an INamedTypeSymbol for "object?[]", and I do `.ToDisplayString()` on it, I get back "object?[]". However, if I do `.ToDisplayString(SymbolDisplayFormat.FullyQualifiedFormat)`, I get back "object[]" (it has dropped the nullability of object).
Bug? Misunderstanding? Shouldn't code generators always be using SymbolDisplayFormat.FullyQualifiedFormat?