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The changes may be small, but we still need to keep up-to-date. How does moving to version 10 change C#? A look at three features that make it really worthwhile.
CQRS is simpler than you think with .NET 6 and C# 10
.NET and CQRS are well known for the high ceremony and enterprise feeling. You should treat that as superstition. Let me tell you why.
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.NET 6 Networking Improvements
With each new release of .NET we like to publish a blog post highlighting some of the changes and improvements for networking. In this post, I am pleased to talk about the changes in .NET 6.
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