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  3. ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition

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    Safety and simplicity with LINQ

    Working with the result pattern - Part 2

    In this post I show how to clean up unreadable Switch()-based result pattern code using LINQ query syntax, giving both readability and safety…

     in  C#.NET Core
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    Replacing Exceptions-as-flow-control with the result pattern

    Working with the result pattern - Part 1

    In this post I discuss why you might want to use the result pattern, demonstrate it with a simple example and show a naïve, ugly, solution…

     in  C#.NET Core
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    Working with the result pattern

    In this series I provide a brief introduction to the result pattern, show how to use it, and how to use LINQ to reduce the boilerplate it introduces…

     in  C#.NET Core
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    Preventing breaking changes in public APIs with PublicApiGenerator

    In this post I show how you can use the PublicApiGenerator project to document your public API and build a snapshot unit test to prevent breaking changes…

     in  .NET CoreC#
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    Disambiguating types with the same name with extern alias

    In this post I describe how to solve Error CS0433, where you have two types with the exact same name and namespace coming from two different packages…

     in  .NET 8C#
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    Adding support for collection expressions to your own types

    Behind the scenes of collection expressions - Part 5

    In this final post of the series I show how to add support for collection expressions to your own types that don't support them automatically…

     in  C#.NET 8
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