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Dear #dotnet #barcelona folks!
Let's start sharing a review of what was presented in the #dotnetconf 2023!
So, in case you missed the opportunity last week, let's share the main presentations during the week.
Starting with the new features coming with c# 12!
In any case, if used, IMHO I would prefer to use the default camelCase and avoid then the underscore since that doing this, then you can potentially allow code pointing to the service and _service indistinctly.
Good point @PossiblyMax !
First of all, thanks for reading it and sharing your thoughts.
Regarding primary ctors, at first sight I'm not particularly a fan of it, since are less explicit and more important: are not readonly fields.
In any case potentially can reduce the amount of code in some classes, especially those with ctors handled from the DI container.
Hi #dotnet #barcelona world!
We have our board ready and and the community is moving forward!
Next week we will start sharing the more relevant presentations from #dotnetconf, and the website will come next!
Stay tuned! ✌️
Hi again #dotnet folks!
Here you have the first entry of this series talking about the usage (or not) of underscore prefix in private fields in c#. 😄
I hope you enjoy and please leave your thoughts about it in the comments section!
https://dev.to/xaberue/private-fields-with-or-without-underscore-5pl
Thanks Eltjo Kraai and Roberto Febrer as always for valuable help reviewing the content before publishing 😍
You will have the first entry published just after the release of this initial presentation one, I hope you enjoy and do not hesitate to share your thoughts in the comments section.
Thanks Eltjo and
Roberto
as always for valuable help reviewing the content before publishing 😍
Hello #dotnet folks! 👋
I have started a new series of posts for this kind of silly discussions that we have always had about naming conventions, code styles, techniques that goes nowhere most of the times...
https://dev.to/xaberue/the-silly-nonsense-software-development-discussions-in-net-context-4i84
As far as @damianedwards says, EFCore is not AOT ready now, will be interesting to see it in .NET 9 though.
It's nice to know that Dapper.NET is already ready for native AOT! Amazing.
It's a shame to see these errors at demo time, but we have always faced sometime this kind of situations in our presentations.
@damianedwards, you all have done an amazing work with native AOT, I can't wait to start playing with the feature in the following weeks!
.NET Aspire, Open Telemetry, Health Checks, Logging...
How it looks integrated with Grafana...
Monitoring #dotnet apps is easier and better than ever now!
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