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Exploring the generated code: the spread element
Behind the scenes of collection expressions - Part 4
In this post I show what the compiler generates when you use collection expressions with the spread element and how it depends on the collections used…
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Exploring the generated code: T[], Span<T>, and Immutable collections
Behind the scenes of collection expressions - Part 3
In this post I look at the code generated when you use collection expressions with T[], ReadOnlySpan<T>, Span<T>, and immutable collections…
Exploring the generated code: List<T> and fallback cases
Behind the scenes of collection expressions - Part 2
In this post I look at the code generated when you use collection expressions with List<T> or with types that can be used with collection initializers…
Introducing collection expressions in C#12
Behind the scenes of collection expressions - Part 1
In this post I introduce C#12 collection expressions, discuss the benefits of the unified syntax for refactoring, and show how to use the spread element…
Behind the scenes of collection expressions
In this series I look in detail at the C#12 feature collection expressions. I show how to use them, the code they generate, and ways to enhance your own types…
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…
