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  3. ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition

    My new book ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition is available now! It supports .NET 7.0, and is available as an eBook or paperback.

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    Conditionally skipping a trigger job in GitLab based on a previous job

    In this post I describe the approaches I explored to conditionally skip a trigger job in GitLab based on a previous job using dynamic pipelines…

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    Blocking primary constructor member capture using a Roslyn Analyzer

    In this post I describe a Rosyln analyzer you can use to enforce that primary constructors are only used for initialization and never to capture as fields…

     in  C#
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    Thoughts about primary constructors: 3 pros and 5 cons

    In this post I describe some of the ways I like to use primary constructors and some of the things I don't like about them…

     in  C#
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    An introduction to primary constructors in C#12

    In this post I introduce C#12 primary constructors, describe the various ways to use them and how they work behind the scenes.…

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    Creating a .NET AsciiMath parser and using it in a Markdig extension

    In this post I describe how I ported a Ruby AsciiMath implementation to .NET, created the AsciiMath NuGet package, and used it to create a Markdig extension…

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    Hacking together an AsciiMath parser for .NET

    In this post I describe how I hacked together an AsciiMath parser for .NET. I also show the existing implementations available and how I chose between them…

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