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I work with C# daily, and I don't really feel like this. In general, I really like how C# has evolved over the years. I think it helps a lot if you use Rider,
by GordonS 7y ago
I work with C# daily, and I don't really feel like this. In general, I really like how C# has evolved over the years.
I think it helps a lot if you use Rider, or Visual Studio with ReSharper, as they will automatically make suggestions to use new language features when appropriate - that way you always get exposed to new syntax.
- arethuza 7y ago"I really like how C# has evolved over the years" I completely agree - I rather like how C# and .Net is progressing - sure there are new features every so often that take time to learn but isn't that the same for absolutely everything.
- tigershark 7y agoI don’t like the new record and DU features at all. They just tried to copy F# but the implementation is ridiculously verbose and heavy. Much better if they used all those efforts to finally introduce type classes or something equivalent in F#.
- GordonS 7y agoI meant I like the features that have actually made it into the spec so far - all the stuff in the article is still at the proposal stage. I do agree that the syntax proposed thus far for records and discriminated unions is far from pretty, but I can't see it making it into the spec like that.