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InfoQ .NET Trends Report 2022

Every year, all InfoQ editors invite seasoned developers and practitioners from the industry to discuss the current trends in the entire software development landscape. In this article, we discuss some of the .NET Trends for 2022, divided into four stages of adoption.

GitHub - gmamaladze/trienet: .NET Implementations of Trie Data Structures for Substring Search, Auto-completion and Intelli-sense. Includes: patricia trie, suffix trie and a trie implementation using Ukkonen's algorithm.

.NET Implementations of Trie Data Structures for Substring Search, Auto-completion and Intelli-sense. Includes: patricia trie, suffix trie and a trie implementation using Ukkonen's algorith...

OSS Power-Ups: Serilog

So much more than "just another logging library," Serilog turns application log data into a first-class event stream that can be efficiently routed, searched, and analyzed. Nicholas Blumhardt will walk through setting up Serilog in the modern .NET stack, and show us how Serilog changes the game when it comes to tracking down problems in production systems. Agenda: 0:00 Introduction 2:45 Hello Nicholas 7:42 Introduction to Serilog and Structured Logging 17:51 Reading and querying logs with Seq 26:23 History of Serilog 35:10 Contributors and Community 46:20 Serilog in Action 50:20 JSON Serialization 54:05 Contextual Logging 55:09 Logger Sinks – Expression Templates 1:05:30 Enrichers 1:15:50 Serilog Pipeline – Custom Enrichers and Sinks 1:31:30 Structured Logging Plugin Contribution 1:37:30 Closing Notes Speaker: Nicholas Blumhardt Founder and CEO at Datalust Nicholas Blumhardt has a long history in .NET open source, founding projects that include Autofac and Serilog. Nick has worked on software in businesses small and large, but is happiest building tools for developers, which he's done as a PM on Microsoft's .NET team, as an early engineer for Octopus Deploy, and now at Datalust building Seq. [email protected] https://github.com/nblumhardt https://twitter.com/nblumhardt

Beware of records, with expressions and calculated properties

I’ve been using C# records a lot since the feature was introduced. However, when using them, we really need to understand how they work, otherwise we might face unexpected surprises.

Getting Started with EF Core, PostgreSQL, and TimescaleDB

Integrating EF Core with a PostgreSQL database and TimescaleDB in a .NET project

A Gentle Introduction To Low-Level Concurrency In .NET

Let's discuss and understand some low-level async primitives but without going into the mud. Let's walk through Volatile, Interlocked, and other things-which-must-not-be-named. We'll see how they are used in .NET runtime and what they are there for. After this talk, you will have a good grasp about why and when they are useful. While you may not end up using these primitives directly, you might find this knowledge useful when trying to understand CancellationTokenSource, ConcurrentStack, ConcurrentQueue, Channels and other concurrent friendly components. This talk is designed to help you understand these concepts from the ground up. No prior exposure to designing concurrent data structures is required. If you saw a volatile once, it's more than enough to join! If you did not, I'll show it at least once. Speaker: Szymon Kulec a co-founder of Dotnetos, a Microsoft MVP, interested in distributed systems and performance. He never allocates before noon.

Сортировки в C#: OrderBy.OrderBy или OrderBy.ThenBy? Разбираемся, что эффективнее и почему

Предположим, есть задача: нужно отсортировать коллекцию по нескольким ключам. В C# это можно сделать с помощью вызовов OrderBy().OrderBy() или OrderBy().ThenBy(). Но в чём разница между этими...

Counting the leading zeroes in a binary number with C#

In this post I describe an algorithm to count the number of leading zeroes in a ulong, study how it works, and benchmark it against alternatives.