Everyday C# - A blend of modern and time tested features | .NET Conf 2023

C# innovates quickly. Your team needs to chart a course to adopt new features most applicable to you and your team. Everyday C# defines the subset of C# we expect developers to learn first when they begin learning C#. We include the latest features when they are ones that we expect most developers will use. You can examine the set of features included (and excluded) as a starting point for what features to adopt in your application. You can use the same process we used to define your team's version of ""Everyday C#"". You'll adapt our process to match your environment. This gives your team guidance on when to adopt each new language innovation, and when to continue your current practices."
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[@Shiro99King]

I like it

[@fwd79]

So, JavaScript's *let a = [1, 2, 3];* is now in C# as *int[] a = [1, 2, 3];* then. 🙂

[@obinnaokafor6252]

next version of C#
var a = [1,2,3]; then the compiler will infer the best possible type.

[@oislek34]

Who is the presenter? He maybe over breathing and needs to check Dr.Buteyko from 1950s. Thank you btw🙏