Category: .NET 5.0
5x Lessons Learned from Migrating a Large Legacy to .NET 5/6
In January 2020 I wrote the post Not planning now to migrate your .NET 4.8 legacy, is certainly a mistake. Hopefully we followed our own advice and have been migrated...
Debugging a .NET App on Linux from Windows Visual Studio with WSL
NDepend analysis, reporting, API and Power-Tools will run on Linux and MacOS with the next version 2021.2. To achieve that, a major refactoring session has been achieved to isolate code...
Top 10 New .NET 6.0 API
.NET 6 introduces new handy APIs that will make our development journey easier. Let’s go through the top 10 new API in terms of usage likelyhood. Then in the conclusion,...
In the Jungle of .NET Obfuscator Tools
In this article I will explain our genuine experience with various .NET Obfuscator Tools. We end up explaining that .NET Reactor is the one we choose to obfuscate our code...
Migrating Delegate.BeginInvoke Calls to .NET Core, .NET 5 and .NET 6
In this 2019 post, the .NET Base Class Library engineers announced that the good old Delegate.BeginInvoke .NET Framework syntax wasn’t supported in .NET Core and consequently in .NET 5, 6...
On replacing Thread.Abort() in .NET 6, .NET 5 and .NET Core
Thread.Abort() is not supported in .NET 5 / .NET Core We are actually migrating the NDepend analysis and reporting to .NET 5 and figured out that there is no equivalent...
Clean Architecture for ASP.NET Core Solution: A Case Study
In this post I’ll explore the Jason Taylor’s CleanArchitecture .NET solution template available here on github. It constitutes a good template and it is based on several modern industry wide...
How to Plan Large-Scale Refactoring?
The .NET platform exists for two decades and nowadays the technology is evolving faster than ever. It is now time for serious .NET applications to be refactored to run...
Using C#9 record and init property in your .NET Framework 4.x, .NET Standard and .NET Core projects
C#9 record and C#9 init property are really nice addition to the language. As explained in C#9 records: immutable classes, both are syntactic sugar that don’t require any change at...
C#9 records: immutable classes
Record is a long time awaited feature now proposed by C# 9. With record we have a concise syntax to define immutable types this way: [crayon-638c62e9a13bb619668391/] Isn’t it beautiful? In...
.NET 5.0 App Trimming and Potential for Future Progress
In this article we will: go through the various ways to publish a .NET 5.0 application, play with .NET 5.0 app trimming to reduce the size of our deliverable use...
Top 10 .NET 5.0 new APIs
When a new major .NET version hits Release Candidate, it is time to use the NDepend code review changes capabilities to browse which new APIs have been added. It is...