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Recently, I faced a following dilemma: I was binding a TextBlock to a string property of a class instance, and when that instance was null, I wanted to show a placeholder that had to be localizable. Here is what I learned.
I have recently updated my hobby desktop app, Embrace, from .NET 4.6 to .NET Core 3.1. The process was mostly painless as I was late to the game and most Nugets were already updated for .NET Core 3 / Netstandard support. I lost no functionality - except the ability to localize the UI. Here's what I did to get it back.
SQLite is king. Also, it was not made for .NET as it was born long before. I looked at possible alternatives for my C# projects and found LiteDB that I like very much.
I attempted to examine how to write truly object-oriented code with C#. The focus of this article is on how to make an object accessible on the UI layer without using any 'getters'.
I test how I can use Nuget packages when fooling around with Jupyter notebooks using C#.
I dip my toes into the fresh waters of .NET Interactive. An intro post.
I love the switch expressions in C# 8. They are a nifty little tool to move away from procedural ways of thinking and writing code. However, they seem to also contain dangers that could take away years of progress made in OOP.