What's New in .NET and C#

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Description of What's New in .NET and C#

.NET and C# are two widely used technologies in the world of software development, powering numerous applications across various platforms. Staying updated with the latest advancements in these technologies is essential for developers and architects to excel in their careers and deliver cutting-edge solutions.

Throughout the course, we will explore the exciting developments in C# 11, C# 10, .NET 7, and .NET 6, equipping you with the tools necessary to stay updated and remain competitive in the field. Delving into the details, we will cover a wide range of topics including the ‘Required’ modifier, raw string literals, UTF-8 string literals, auto-default structs, file-scoped types, list patterns, microseconds and nanoseconds, support for tar files, ‘global using’ directives, file-scoped namespace, ‘record’ type enhancements, ‘struct’ type enhancements, constant interpolated strings, hot reload, new DateOnly and TimeOnly structs, SDK version checking, SDK workloads, Arm64 support, and security enhancements.

By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the latest knowledge and skills to develop high-quality applications using C# 11, C# 10, .NET 7, and .NET 6. You will also be well-prepared to tackle any challenges that may arise in your future projects and stay ahead of the competition.
What You Will Learn

Implement new C# 11 features: interpolated strings, pattern matching
    Understand latest advancements in .NET 6: performance, improved APIs
    Explore C# 10 features: property patterns, top-level programs
    Implement cutting-edge techniques in .NET 6: web API, performance
    Learn C# 11 features: record structs, simplified null checking
    Cover .NET 7 overview: language, runtime improvements