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GroupBy LINQ Understanding C# Tip #63 #softwaredeveloper #csharp #codinglife #linq #computerscience #visualstudiocode #softwareengineer #coding #visualstudio #codingbasics #dotnet #vscode #codingforbeginners

⚡️ Handling Stacked Branches in Git

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https://devdigest.today/goto/4646

Moving from the Laravel world to the .NET one is taking some time to get used to.

I mean, I knew Laravel did a lot for me with its starter kits and artisan commands, but I didn't expect this much.

Still, as a Junior Developer, I feel like I'm learning more and getting my hands dirty a lot more—which instantly makes me love my job even more.

I hope I’ll be able to reach the same development speed I had in Laravel with .NET.

#dotnet #net #microsoft #laravel #devjourney

⚡️ EF Core Query Optimization Steps

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https://devdigest.today/goto/4645

⚡️ Microsoft to Show New Developer Workflows at VSLive! Conference

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https://devdigest.today/goto/4644

We're back! After our "Tour de Talk", we return you now to your regularly scheduled programming.
We continue our theme of #dotnet Memory Management and combine it with our session about Patterns from both #NDCOslo and #TechoramaBE 2025:
Let's dive-deep into the #CSharp Dispose Pattern.

on Tuesday, 2025-06-24
at 17:00 UTC | 19:00 CEST

#2codeOrNot2code

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRuGy7tZdus

Stumbled into a tough issue and finally got inspired to start a dev blog.

Yup, 2025 might be a bit late, but better than never :shrug4:

https://qotoqot.com/tech/ios-bindings/

#dotnet #dotnetmaui #iosdev

16 common mistakes C#/.NET developers make (and how to avoid them)
#CSharp #dotnet

https://isaacl.dev/gmo

⚡️ GitHub Copilot for Azure Adds Agent Mode

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https://devdigest.today/goto/4642

In #csharp #dotnet we now have the `using` declaration:
`using var connection = new SqlConnection(...);`
This stops us having to surround large blocks of code with a `using` statement block. I'd like to see something similar for `try...catch` . Maybe simply:
`try;`
`// Code that might throw, then at the end of the method...`
`catch (Exception e)`
`{`
` // handling code`
`}`
One advantage would be less indentation, but another might be ability to access variable from the statements after the `try` declaration but before the `catch`. Currently a common pattern is declaring a variable before the `try` block. If there are issues with variable scope, the compiler could capture in the same way a lambda would. Indeed, maybe the `catch` could be a declaration too:
`catch (Exception e) => { /* handling code */ };`
and we'd get the capture for free.

Are automated tests only for professionals?

I don't think so. Programming beginners can also start early. I wrote this post as an introduction for C# developers:

https://frank.woopec.net/2025/06/22/hexafour-14-automatic-tests.html

#LearnToCode #CSharp #dotnet #edutooter #informatikEdu

As a career-long #dotnet guy, I love the ecosystem it offers, but the threat of sliding back into "enterprisey" worries me that it won't remain the fun, accessible, and productive platform I've grown to love! https://link.content360.io/qxsnkkp

LINQPad 9 Early Preview is out: "LINQPad 9 is a major update that unifies the Windows and macOS codebases" #dotnet https://www.linqpad.net/linqpad9.aspx

⚡️ VS Live! Redmond 2025 Keynote Announcement

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https://devdigest.today/goto/4640

⚡️ How to Stop Windows App Screen Capture

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https://devdigest.today/goto/4639

🧬 Day 11 of the Genetic Algorithms Bootcamp is here! Today, we’re implementing a mutation operator in C#. Learn how to add just the right amount of randomness to keep your GA evolving! www.woodruff.dev/day-11-imple... #CSharp #GeneticAlgorithms #DotNet #AI

Day 11: Implementing a C# Muta...