Content by nick chapsas (16)

Nick Chapsas explains the new Async improvement in .NET 11 Runtime, offering developers practical insights into enhanced Async/Await performance.

Nick Chapsas dives into an unusual Boolean feature in C# that many developers may not know, offering unique insights for improving your understanding of the language.

Nick Chapsas discusses the first new feature in C# 15—Collection Expression Arguments—in this video, sharing his insights for C# and .NET developers.

Nick Chapsas shares 100 top tips to help developers write better C# and .NET code, focusing on practical advice for improving code quality and efficiency.

Nick Chapsas explains the rationale behind sealing every class in C#, covering benefits, potential drawbacks, and its impact on code safety and maintainability.

Nick Chapsas presents a video overview of C# 14 and .NET 10, breaking down notable updates and improvements for .NET and C# developers.

Nick Chapsas examines the complexities facing .NET open-source libraries, addressing monetization, project sustainability, and whether forking can genuinely 'save' abandoned projects.

In this video, Nick Chapsas explores building visually dynamic console applications in .NET using the RazorConsole library, demonstrating how developers can leverage Razor Pages in C# for console app development.

Nick Chapsas explains recent LTS and STS support changes for .NET from Microsoft, addressing common developer concerns around support cycles and what the new policies mean for the .NET community.

Nick Chapsas introduces Discriminated Unions in C# 15 and 16, explaining what these new features mean for .NET developers and how they promise to expand the language.

Nick Chapsas, with guest Dylan Beattie, presents a developer-focused walkthrough on properly sending emails in .NET. This guide is crucial for those looking to implement reliable email features.

In this video, Nick Chapsas explains how the Facet library provides an alternative to traditional mapping in .NET development, leveraging strongly-typed LINQ projections to improve performance and developer experience.

Nick Chapsas introduces Michael Staib as he demonstrates how to create GraphQL APIs in .NET using the HotChocolate library, helping developers start working with GraphQL in a Microsoft ecosystem.

Nick Chapsas introduces TickerQ, a new and improved scheduling library tailored for .NET and C# developers, highlighting its advantages over Quartz and Hangfire.

Nick Chapsas presents a session by Dan Clarke introducing the Model Context Protocol (MCP), focusing on how developers can interface consistently with LLMs using Microsoft technologies such as C# and .NET.

Nick Chapsas guides viewers through integrating Python with .NET using Python.NET, providing practical steps for C# developers to leverage Python code.