Swagger Replacement in ASP.NET 9
You might have heard that Swagger is removed in the templates of ASP.NET 9. So this blog post will show you alternatives.
You might have heard that Swagger is removed in the templates of ASP.NET 9. So this blog post will show you alternatives.
.NET natively knows UUID v4 aka Guid.NewGuid()
. But with preview 7 we get Version 7 of UUID's natively.
The next preview (preview 6) will bring a new type ReadOnlySet<T>
. This is a read-only set that is similar to ReadOnlyCollection<T>
. Let's see how it works and why it was introduced.
The latest preview (.NET 9 preview 4) brought another caching structure to the .NET world - so let's order some things here.
C# 13 might get a new feature soon that allows ref
and unsafe
in iterators and async methods.
A few weeks back, I wrote an article "A new lock type in .NET 9" where I showcased the new Lock
type. Nothing fancy - well, at least it was more expressive. But now the dotnet team went a step further with this!
After my first LINQ MindMap: Here is an updated version that includes everything up until .NET 9.
SearchValues,
which were introduced with .NET 8 will become an upgrade and becomes more usable! Let's see how.
Even though we are in the alpha of .NET 9 and .NET 8 was released not more than two months ago, the dotnet team does not sleep and pushes new changes! In this blog post, we are checking what new methods were added to everyones favorite: LINQ.
There is a new sheriff in town when it comes to the lock
keyword, And that is the new System.Threading.Lock
type that is introduced in .NET 9. And yes, I know - we still need time to digest the big .NET 8 release.
Only one month after the big release of .NET 8, the dotnet team is already working on the next iteration: .NET 9. With that also comes new language features. The first one is about to be merged into the main development branch: Params Collections.