C# Digest #435: ASP.NET Core - Why async await is useful
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ASP.NET Core - Why async await is useful
Did you ever wonder why you "should" use async and await in your ASP.NET Core applications? Most probable you heard something about performance. And there is some truth to it, but not in the way you might think.
I became aware recently that there were many C# compiler errors that do not have a corresponding documentation page. That documentation is open-source and I chose to spend some time contributing some pages for the community. Looking at a language feature from the perspective of its compile-time errors is rather enlightening, so I'd though I'd write a bit about these features in hopes of offering a better understanding for my readers.
Introducing C#11: Auto Default structs
C# 11 improves Structs compared to C# 10 (and earlier). Before C# 11, every Struct properties in the constructor had to be initialized or risk a compilation error. C# 11 fixes that and we will see how in this post.
Use .NET from any JavaScript app in .NET 7
.NET 7 provides improved support for running .NET on WebAssembly in JavaScript-based apps, including a rich JavaScript interop mechanism. The WebAssembly support in .NET 7 is the basis for Blazor WebAssembly apps but can be used independently of Blazor too.
Clean Code Tip: throw exceptions instead of returning null when there is no fallback
When you don't have any fallback operation to manage null values (eg: retry pattern), you should throw an exception instead of returning null.
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