#378 A neat trick to debug exceptions in C#
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A neat trick to debug exceptions in C#
Assume we have a method called UnsafeMethod(), which throws an exception upon calling it. What we want to do is to debug this method and find out where this exception comes from. The naïve approach is to simply surround it with a try-catch, and set a debug point in the catch-block.
Testing websites with Selenium
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New .NET 6 APIs driven by the developer community
.NET 6 is on the way, and I wanted to share some of my favorite new APIs in .NET and ASP.NET Core that you are going to love. Why are you going to love them? Well because they were directly driven by our fantastic .NET developer community! Let’s get started!
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.NET locking in an Async Method
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