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What's new and coming in C# 8

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Refactoring taken too far – a case for simplicity

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Using Git as a NoSQL database

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Database migrations made simple

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Writing custom EsLint rules

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Iterators and Generators in JavaScript

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Yield return in C#

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Technical debt: managing code quality

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Why and how to do code reviews

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Wrap up on build 2016

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NPM Gate: a different approach to prevent it

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Vertical Slices in ASP.NET MVC

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Testing RestClient with an in-memory server

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New Features in C# 7, part 2

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New features in C# 7

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Programming in the zone

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The test pyramid, and when to ignore it

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Running SpecFlow Acceptance Tests in Parallel on BrowserStack

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Simple code: a sample app

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Using partial application for dependency injection

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Kennethtruyers

8 anni fadiscuss

That's indeed true for the default interface implementation, but I believe for nullability it's just compiler warnings. At runtime, nothing will be left in the IL for this. It just isn't possible to do that and maintain backward compatibility

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10 anni fadiscuss

Yes, yield return (and iterators in general) are the coroutine implementation in c#.

Here's some more info (although outdated): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coroutine#Implementations_for_...

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Kennethtruyers

10 anni fadiscuss

Thanks! Great to hear it's of use.

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10 anni fadiscuss

Any questions are welcome!

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13 anni fadiscuss

Yeps, a lot of Microsoft services are down. I'm in europe and can't reach outlook.com, microsoft.com, windowsazure.com and probably a whole bunch of other services