Quickly asked: Should I use unsigned integers (uint, uint8, ...) in C#?
Should I use uint
as a type in my library / website / program? For example when iterating through an array? I mean that thing can't be smaller than 0!?
So let's have a look.
Hey, I'm Steven a .NET Developer and Freelancer in Zurich, Switzerland. I am a Microsoft MVP. Also, this blog is open source on GitHub.
Should I use uint
as a type in my library / website / program? For example when iterating through an array? I mean that thing can't be smaller than 0!?
So let's have a look.
On 6th of July I had the honor to present some topics about async/await. Mainly:
You'll find all the slides and the whole talk in the blog.
This blog post should give you an easy and good introduction how to unit and end-to-end test your Blazor Application. Furthermore it does not matter if we are running server side or client side aka WebAssembly. The main two libraries we are using is first bUnit for unit-testing and Playwright for end-to-end testing. So let's dive in!
With .NET6 there is a lot to come what makes ASP.NET Core and especially Blazor better and more usable. In this article I will show some things which will definitely come (like AoT Compilation) and some things which might come (native Drag'n Drop support). Overall I feel .NET6 will be a big release which polishes the .NET Environment. Very looking forward.
I am looking forward to give a talk about some insights and pitfalls of async
/ await
.
I will talk about the differences between asynchronous and parallel programming. Also a brief outlook how the state machine internally works. Feel free to join here: https://www.meetup.com/dotnet-zurich/events/278916769/
In this article I will show you why I created my own blog-software from scratch and why I have a blog in the first place. Short answer: I like to know how to create a blog and I like blazor. Long answer you will find in the post.