I have a solution with ~40 projects, built during many years with wild usings that I wanted to clean up. The global usings feature, introduced in with C# 10.0 and .NET 6 (nov21) to simplify and reduce the repetition of commonly used namespaces throughout a project.
The question I have is, how do I ‘get’ the most commonly used namespaces and how do I do that at scale.
Continue reading “Optimal usage of Global Usings”Admittedly, this title could be shorter, but it s also a bit of a niche topic.
Continue reading “Adding a CorrelationId for Exceptions for Application Insights (DRAFT)”Property setters in C# play a crucial role in defining how you can interact with class and record members. The set, init, and get-only accessors offer different levels of mutability and initialization control, crucial for both mutable and immutable object design. There are a couple of options out there, which one to choose?
When doing string comparisons, I always defaulted to StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase without giving it much further thought.
However, I recently had to explain what it actually did (and what it doesn’t) and I was a bit at a loss. This is what I found out.
Continue reading “C# String Comparison Explained”
