Rainer

Rainer

New C# language features

Have you seen the new features that will be available in the upcoming C# 9 release?


C# is taking a lot of input from functional languages which makes it nicer to write and removes boilerplate code. I highly apreciate that as I’m developing in C# for my job, but my heart belongs to functional programming.

Which of these new things do you like most?

I like the progress they made with Pattern Matching and the addition of “data class” Records :slight_smile:

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Rainer

Rainer

Not sure about this as well, with WPF C# is also frontend :wink:

Rainer

Rainer

Well, I don’t have any usage statistics :wink:
Personally, I’m using it more for backend, but it’s multi purpose…
Maybe general C# backend, and frontend things would be more specific (Blazor, WPF, Razor)

AstonJ

AstonJ

Portal created for it :+1:

Not sure about forum classification tho - backend?

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