Daniel Crabtree

.NET, C#, DDD, AI, and lots more

[Daniel Crabtree @DanielCrabtree]

@terrajobst Was IReadOnlySet<T> forgotten in System.Text.Json? (it's not a supported collection type for deserialization)

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@sonyku Did you request a demo of Fractle? If so, please get in touch, I tried emailing you, but it bounced due to an email delivery loop.

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Absolutely EVERYTHING you need to know about ConfigureAwait. Fantastic article by @stephentoub

https://t.co/rAJhV7gHTb

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It's amazing to continue seeing great performance improvements with each new release of .NET Core. Here's some of the perf improvements in .NET Core 3.

https://t.co/B7769rNf4E

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You can find out more about Windows Terminal from @shanselman in his post. In his words "it's open source, it's real, and it's spectacular".

https://t.co/HozF6h04e3

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A new Windows Terminal, could this be the Visual Studio Code of command prompts?

https://t.co/jHoZo0evAK

[Daniel Crabtree @DanielCrabtree]

.NET 5 (which is actually .NET Core 4) is the future.

.NET 4.8 is end of original .NET. Don't use for new apps.

I've has https://t.co/lb8ke2NcH4 Core apps in production on Linux and Windows for years now and it's awesome!

https://t.co/XwZFJkrGUk
https://t.co/0nGhO19oyV

[Ben {chmark} Adams ⟠ @ben_a_adams]

ASP​.NET Core 3.0 has had a+30% performance improvement in in the last 2 months alone!

Compared to 2.2:

+42% in throughput and -92% reduction in memory usage!

Always improving #aspnetcore #dotnet #dotnetcore

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Put it in your calendars, Visual Studio 2019 arrives on April 2nd.

https://t.co/gXilOCgeiF

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@delphikit @jeissonsanchez2 While I think some will end up in cups 2 & 3, I believe number 1 will fill first. See the video I've posted.

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I found this puzzle quite fun. I saw thousands on answers on Facebook, but no-one seemed to have my answer. Which cup fills first?

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My answer to the cup filling puzzle is number 1. While some will end up in cups 2 & 3, number 1 will fill first due to the horizontal velocity of the fluid as it runs off the end.

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@jeissonsanchez2 I thought so too at first and it's also one that many others gave, but I've got a different answer in mind.

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@delphikit Quite a reasonable answer depending on the exact situation, but also one that came up quite frequently. I've got a different answer in mind.

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Visual Studio 2019 Preview 2 is out and @MadsTorgersen has written a great blog post on the new ways you can use patterns in C# 8.0.

The post also includes details on the new "using declarations", which allow using statements without adding a new scope.

https://t.co/Ag49jJ7JPR

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@_khaaan @curi42 @troyhunt I'm aware of that, but this email is for end-users to check the address in their browser.

In which case, the dot on the end causes it to fail.

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Email from Twitter:
How do I know an email is from Twitter?
Links in this email will start with “https://” and contain “https://t.co/FjKaCAmjKd.”

So https://twitter.​com.​evil-example.​com is safe?

Don't think so.

@troyhunt

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Merry Christmas everyone!

Hope you all had an amazing 2018 and have an awesome break over Christmas and New Year. Wishing you all the best for 2019.

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.NET Core 2.2 and https://t.co/lb8ke2NcH4 Core 2.2 are now available.

https://t.co/rp7QLSxsWz

https://t.co/jpHLm8zUa9

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Edge to be replaced by Chrome on Windows 10 (at least under the hood).

I just wish IE11 was EOL and replaced too.

https://t.co/BtWYBzcUgD

[Daniel Crabtree @DanielCrabtree]

@matthewwarren Just noticed I was on the http version of your blog - you might like to set it up to redirect from http to https.