Chris van Beek

Don't forget that code cleanup can apply the editor config rules, to autoformat and fix your code according to the rules in your editor config. Together with the code cleanup on save extension, this works really great. Something I can't live without. lnkd.in/g8EmRKe

I always found the previous one pretty good also! Starting on this one now. #typescript lnkd.in/e4kWAut

With C# 9 patterns we have some extra possibilities for null and length checks! I'll stay with the nullwhitespace method:). #csharp #dotnetcore lnkd.in/eBDu6S7

Its here! Support till feb 2022 lnkd.in/eKaYEKY

Assembly level trimming is one of the most powerfull options for self contained deployements. Really looking forward to the great steps being made for .Net 5. #dotnet #csharp #dotnetcore lnkd.in/enrHcSR lnkd.in/evDVYn4

We got blazor web assembly for client side web development and MAUI for all native development. .Net 6 will really be one .Net to rule them all. I wonder if there will be a convergence of the blazor stuff and MAUI of some sorts in…lnkd.in/dRHV-p4 lnkd.in/dTcChUa

I personally like the is keyword, for readability and a pure null check. #csharp lnkd.in/d-gHNfe

Almost all of these have helped me with a lot of different projects. Knowing about these (more importantly the problems that they solve) is a valuable tool in your toolbox. #dotnetcore lnkd.in/dFXKYE7 lnkd.in/du_YPXE

We are almost there! #angular lnkd.in/djJHRYX

As someone who uses and digs through a lot of oss, using this seems like a good idea. Giving this a try in project environments. #microsoft #opensourcesoftware lnkd.in/dissZ2n

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