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This series consists of all my .NET and C# related blogposts I've written so far. Enjoy!
Hi lovely readers, We have all written APIs that want a flexible "give me as many values as you like" parameter, then ended up juggling arrays and awkward call sites. Modern C# fixes this in two steps. C# 12 added collection expressions ([1, 2, 3]). ...
Hey lovely readers, This guide shows you how to connect Microsoft Semantic Kernel, keep your API key safe with User Secrets, and stream answers from GPT‑4o‑Mini inside a .NET console app. 1. Why use Semantic Kernel? Semantic Kernel (SK) is a lightwei...
If you still think that .NET only runs on Windows and is completely closed off, then think again. The .NET ecosystem has grown into a vibrant community of developers, contributors, and organizations working together to build awesome projects. Open so...
Hi lovely readers, We probably all know the pain of using DateTime while just needing a date without time, or a time without a date. Well, .NET came with a solution that still isn’t that widely used. In this blog post, we’re going to focus on the dat...
Hi lovely readers, We probably all know the pain of using DateTime while just needing a date without time or a time without a day. Well, .NET came with a solution that still isn’t that widely used. In this blog post, we’re going to focus on the type ...
Hi lovely readers, Today, we're diving into the world of records in C#—a fairly new addition to the C# language that can simplify your code. What are Records? Records were introduced in C# 9. They provide a concise syntax for declaring immutable data...
