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You’re probably looking for visual studio 2022 themes because you want to spruce up your development workflow. To make the most of your time, you need to feel comfortable and confident in the tools you use, and there’s no better way to accomplish that than by customizing the colors, fonts, and background image of your […]

Yes, you are reading correctly. The first Release Candidate of the two that are going to be released has just been released. For those who wonder what Release Candidate (RC) means, it is the version that has official support from Microsoft for those applications that are in production. As Microsoft has told us, this is […]

Bicep, the open source project used by Visual Studio Code to extend its capabilities, has finally arrived in Visual Studio, enabling users of Microsoft’s flagship IDE to use some of Bicep’s most popular features in the same program they have been using since they were introduced to it — in other words, Visual Studio itself. The Bicep […]

Vacations are over for many people! Although it seems that Microsoft does not know what that is and they have just released one of the last official previews of C# 11. The development of the eleventh version of its programming language is in the final stages and Microsoft has decided to step on the gas […]

Microsoft has revealed more new features that will be included in its next version of ASP.NET Core for .NET 7. This new preview includes API enhancements, cookie consent customization, support for shadow copying and more. Let’s take a look at what’s new in ASP.NET Core in .NET 7! Infer service-sourced API controller action parameters Previously it was […]

Finally came what many of us were not waiting for but wishing for! (like the song that nobody expected but everybody needed it). Who is not tired of having hundreds of lines of code and not knowing what class or interface you are in? Scroll up, scroll down and keep getting lost in the code […]

It is no news that Microsoft is working very hard on improving and bringing new features to the .NET framework or to its C# programming language. This time Microsoft is targeting web development and is focusing on ASP.NET Core, which will apparently come hand in hand with the .NET 7 version. Some time ago Microsoft released Preview […]

Single-Responsibility Principle, the first principle and meaning of the letter S in the SOLID principles. The famous and well-known SOLID design principles of the programming world, which developer does not know them? What would we do without Uncle Bob (Robert C. Martin) teaching them to us? What would the world of object-oriented programming be like […]

It’s official — Microsoft has released the new .NET Rate Limiter in .NET 7! It’s amazing, and it will avoid any problems you have had with rate limiting in the past! Check out this blog post to learn more about it! As far as performance goes, this new .NET rate limiter has been designed to handle thousands […]

Senior developers tend to pick up many tricks and workarounds over the years, but most of them never make it into articles, blog posts or books. If you’re just starting out as a C# developer, or if you’re looking to improve your skills, here are five tips from some of a Senior Developer on how […]

Decompiling .NET assemblies is an invaluable skill for any software developer or security engineer who wants to reverse engineer or disassemble someone else’s code, and there are several tools available to help you do this, each with its own unique features and quirks. This guide will compare the features of the most popular decompilers to […]

Learning how to code can be challenging, but following the advice of more experienced developers can help you master the fundamentals of coding quickly and easily. These five C# guidelines, revealed by a senior developer, will change the way you write your code; this article will show you how to start coding like a pro […]