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If you’ve ever wanted to use operators with generic types or thought that interfaces could be improved by supporting the ability to define static methods as part of their contract, then this blog post is for you. With .NET 6 we will be shipping a preview of the new generic math and static abstracts in interfaces features.

Text processing is at the heart of huge numbers of apps and services, and in .NET, that means lots and lots of . creation is so fundamental that a myriad of ways of creating them have existed since .NET Framework 1.0 was released, and more have joined the fray since. Whether via 's constructors, or , or overrides, or helper methods on like or ...

The C# standards committee moved its work into Open Source. ECMA worked with the .NET Foundation, enabling C# developers worldwide to participate in the standardization effort. Visit the C# standards repo for more information.

Loop alignment improvements in .NET 6

Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock was recently upgraded to .NET 5 and uses Blazor WebAssembly. Here is a summary of our experience completing the upgrade.

Read all about how SQL and Entity Framework Core developers can now start using .NET Interactive notebooks for quick iteration of notebooks while providing strongly typed APIs, code completion over tables and columns, and Language-Integrated-Query (LINQ). Quickly explore your data's shape and schema.

Announcing the release of EF Core 6.0 Preview 1, the first preview of the new Entity Framework Core.

This post looks at creating an external DSL to represent mathematical expressions using C

Check out how a game studio used .NET to create a game art asset pipeline.

We are excited to announce the public release of Infer#, which brings the interprocedural static analysis capabilities of Infer to the .NET community.