C# 8.0 Features: Nullable Reference Types Explained

Nullable reference types are the biggest C# 8.0 feature. They help eliminate null reference exceptions at compile time. Here’s how they work. Enabling Nullable The New Syntax Null Forgiving Operator Benefits Compiler warnings for potential null dereferences Documentation of intent in method signatures Catches bugs before runtime References Nullable Reference Types

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What’s New in .NET Core 3.0: Complete Overview

.NET Core 3.0 is finally here, and it’s the biggest release yet. Desktop support, C# 8.0, performance improvements—let’s break it down. Major Features Windows Desktop: WPF and WinForms now run on .NET Core C# 8.0: Nullable reference types, async streams, pattern matching gRPC: First-class support for high-performance RPC Blazor Server: C# in the browser (server-side) […]

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Becoming a .NET Foundation Member: My Journey

I’m excited to announce that I’ve been accepted as a member of the .NET Foundation! This is a significant milestone in my developer journey, and I wanted to share what it means and how you can get involved. What is the .NET Foundation? The .NET Foundation is an independent organization supporting the open source .NET […]

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Visual Studio 2019 Community Launch – What’s New for .NET Developers

We hosted the Visual Studio 2019 Community Launch event in Letterkenny, and I had the honor of presenting what’s new in C# 8.0 and .NET Core 3.0 (preview). The energy in the room was fantastic! Visual Studio 2019 Highlights The new IDE brings significant improvements: Faster load times: Solution load is noticeably quicker AI-powered IntelliCode: […]

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