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Type Unions
For situations where values are not always the same kind each time through
Jakub Chodounsky
August 12, 2024
Type Unions
27 minutes by Matt Warren
When developing software you may encounter situations where the values that you want to store in a variable are not always the same kind each time through. While you are usually not concerned about storing strings and numbers in the same spot, you may need to store one of a few related types depending on what that data is meant to represent at that moment.
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Adding .NET Aspire to your existing .NET apps
12 minutes by Jon Galloway
.NET Aspire can really simplify local development for your existing apps, large or small. In this post, we'll look at how easy it is to make your current solutions better with just a few lines of code.
Reading .env Files
3 minutes by Ricardo Mauro
Learn how to read a .env file in C# without using third-party libraries. This guide covers setting up a simple parser to manage environment variables efficiently and securely in your C# applications.
Middleware
5 minutes by Jimmy Bogard
Many ASP.NET MVC 5 applications will have lots of middleware, but not all of the middleware should be migrated without some analysis on whether or not that middleware is actually needed anymore. It isn't the most exciting code to port over, but critical for ensuring our new application preserves the existing behavior of the .NET Framework application.
Add a Property to the Top-level Statements Program class
2 minutes by Khalid Abuhakmeh
In the latest versions of .NET, nothing has been marked such a stylistic shift as the introduction of top-level statements. In this short post, we’ll examine how to add properties to your Program instance to improve the readability of utility console applications.
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