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Pro .NET Memory Shenanigans:
With the knowledge acquired from our previous chat with the co-author trio of "Pro .NET Memory Management" (2nd edition),
in this April Fools' Day episode, unsafe and unexpected #CSharp shenanigans unveil some Memory-related inner workings of #dotnet.
2025-04-01 | 17:00 UTC (5 PM)
Pro .NET Memory Management
The co-authors of the 2nd edition - Konrad Kokosa, Christophe Nasarre and Kevin Gosse - talk about the content and the book per se.
Join us with your curiosity about Memory and your questions to the trio.
2025-03-25 (Tuesday)
18:00 UTC (6 PM)
Where do Diagnostics come from?
Together with @jasonbock, we show how to report warnings/errors in #dotnet CLI builds and display squiggly lines underneath your #CSharp code, and also how to programmatically fix or suppress Diagnostics, all with #Roslyn.
2025-02-27 (Thursday)
18:00 UTC (6 PM)
We're back!
Starting into #2codeOrNot2code Season 2025 with #Roslyn's Incremental Source Generators, that create new #CSharp code in your #dotnet projects at compile-time.
Monday, 2025-02-17
@ 18:00 UTC
Due to an internet outage, we are postponing this episode by 1 hour. We apologize for this inconvenience.
Editing with EditorConfig
#EditorConfig helps to codify your #CSharp coding styles for your #dotnet project.
It's supported by many IDEs and code editors, and soon, also by our #Roslyn tool.
on 2024-11-04 (Monday)
at 18:00 UTC
As the capabilities of our #dotnet tool are expanding, so is the size of its test suite. Together with @ddoomen, it's time to enhance our #CSharp tests with #FluentAssertions.
Encore: Projects and Solutions!
Once more, we take a closer look at #dotnet Solutions and #CSharp Projects, SDK-style, as well as Solution Filters in #MSBuild and the new #XML-based Solution file preview in #VisualStudio.
Date: 2024-05-29
Time: 17:00 UTC