In my previous post, I have explained about one of the features of C# 8.0 which is Switch expression. Have a look here for other features of C# 8.0. In this post, I will explain one more future feature which is called Ranges. This feature creates 2 new objects, one is System.Index and another is System.Range and we can … Continue reading C# 8.0 Expected Features Part – IV : Something new for Indexes and ranges
C# 8.0 is coming soon and we have already seen some amazing features lined up for C# 8. Have a look here for some features of C# 8. Pattern matching Pattern matching has already been introduced with C# 7.1 and I have written an article on the same which you can find here. .Net team has … Continue reading C# 8.0 Expected Features Part – III : Switch Expressions
Finally a Nuget package for Machine learning I always wanted to have a Nuget package which can be plugged with a .Net application by which we can create Machine learning applications. Microsoft has announced the Open source and Cross-platform Machine learning framework ML.NET ML.NET first version ML.NET is just a baby yet but it has … Continue reading First look of ML.NET: Microsoft Machine Learning framework for .Net
You can find my all .Net core posts here. .Net Core 3 is coming Microsoft has recently announced the teaser for .Net Core 3 and it is not lesser than any other big brand movies 🙂 .Net Core 3 will mainly focus on Windows desktop applications, specifically Windows Forms, Windows Presentation Framework (WPF), and UWP XAML. So … Continue reading .Net Core 3.0 is coming: Exciting time ahead for Windows Desktop applications
Nowadays I am experimenting a lot to implement CI\CD for all our .Net projects along with BitBucket(Git), Jenkins, Sonar, Fortify, Visual Studio 2017 tools, Artifactory, Dev cloud, VMs, Docker and many more. I will post some series of detailed posts for the same in future but just wanted to share the resolution for an error which … Continue reading How I resolved the error ‘The reference assemblies for framework “v4.5.1” were not found’: My DevOps journey
In this post, we will see how to read configuration data in .Net Core Test project. We always need some configurable data which we can change once the application is deployed. Things are bit changed in .Net Core for reading the configuration. Let us see how to do it. prerequisite: Visual studio 2017 community edition, download here … Continue reading Read config data in .Net Core Test project: .Net Core quick posts part IV
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