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Choosing the Best Immutable Dictionary
Compare the performance and features of ReadOnlyDictionary, ImmutableDictionary, and FrozenDictionary
Choosing the Best Immutable Dictionary
7 minutes by Pierre Belin
Make informed decisions when it comes to selecting the right immutable dictionary for your C# projects. Compare the performance and features of ReadOnlyDictionary, ImmutableDictionary, and FrozenDictionary.
Supabase is now GA
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The Postgres developer platform is now Generally Available.
Observe File System Changes with Reactive Extensions for .NET
10 minutes by Howard van Rooijen
Use Reactive Extensions for .NET to transform FileSystemWatcher events into a powerful and easy-to-use event stream to deal with file system idiosyncrasies.
General Availability of .NET Aspire
10 minutes by Damian Edwards
.NET Aspire, the stack that streamlines development of .NET cloud-native services, is now generally available.
Thoughts about primary constructors: 3 pros and 5 cons
14 minutes by Andrew Lock
In this post Andrew describes some of the cases primary constructors work well for. Then he shares some of the various gripes with them, mostly stemming from the implicit capture usage.
Roslyn analyzers: How to
6 minutes by Gérald Barré
In this post, Gérald shares some resources to help you write Roslyn analyzers.
Discriminated Union
6 minutes by Tore Aurstad
Discriminated unions are a set of types that are allowed to be used. In F#, these types dont have to be in an inheritance chain, they can really be a mix of different types. In C# however, one has to use a base type for the union itself and declare this as abstract.
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