CSharp
Write cleaner code with C# 14's null-conditional assignment operator
ℹ️This post was originally published on the Telerik Developer Blog. When looking at the C# 14 updates coming out soon, I discovered a feature and thought, "how did this not already exist?" If you've been using C#'s null-conditional operators (?. and ?[]) for years like
Parsing Santa's workshop with strongly typed data (without the coal)
This is my post for the 2025 C# Advent. Check out all the great posts! Every year, Santa's workshop runs on data: delivery manifests, elf schedules, chimney dimensions, and naughty/nice scores. And like any other legacy system, it's held together with strings, DateTime comparisons, and
Extension Properties: C# 14's Game-Changing Feature for Cleaner Code
This post was originally published on the Telerik Developer Blog. Since C# 3 dropped in 2007, C# developers have been using extension methods to add functionality to types without touching their source code. Whether you're extending types from the .NET BCL, third-party libraries, or even your own legacy
Exploring C# 10: Global Using Declarations
Let's explore global using directives in C# 10, a nice way to make your namespaces available throughout your project.
Exploring C# 10: Save Space with File-Scoped Namespaces
In this post, let's explore file-scoped namespaces in the new version of C#, C# 10.
Instant Feedback Is Here: Introducing Hot Reload in .NET 6
With .NET 6 Preview 3, you can use hot reloading with your ASP.NET Core apps.
Use C# to upload files to a GitHub repository
In this post, let's use the Octokit library to use C# to upload files to a GitHub repository.
How to use configuration with C# 9 top-level programs
In a C# 9 deep dive, we talk about how top-level programs work with status codes, async, arguments, and local functions.
