Microsoft DevBlogs🚀 We’re excited to announce the launch of .NET Community Toolkit 8.4! This release brings partial properties support for MVVM Toolkit generators, new analyzers, and bug fixes among other enhancements. Get ready to elevate your development experience! #DotNet #CommunityToolkit
One of the most awaited additions is the support for partial properties in the MVVM Toolkit. This means you can now define observable properties more seamlessly, leveraging new C# features added in .NET 9 SDK! This improvement enhances integration with C# language features, making coding smoother. #CSharp #MVVM
Say goodbye to the hassle of complex property definitions! With the new code fixer, migrate your `[ObservableProperty]` fields to partial properties with a single click in Visual Studio. Clearer code and better support await you! #VisualStudio #CodeFix
In addition to the partial properties, we've introduced a whole suite of new MVVM Toolkit analyzers. They're designed to guide you in writing correct, bug-free code in MVVM scenarios. Check out the new diagnostics available for improved tooling! #Analyzers #DotNetDev
We've also made various other improvements! From validating Windows SDK versions to supporting attributes on generated accessors, this release streamlines your workflow even further. Explore the full changelog for details. #DevUpdates #Tech
Ready to dive in? You can find the source code in our GitHub repo, docs on MS Learn, and API references online. Your feedback has been invaluable, so let us know your experiences and insights! Happy coding! 💻 #OpenSource #GetStarted
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