What’s New in .NET 7 and C# 11

Description

.NET is one of the most popular frameworks for developing web, desktop, and mobile applications. The usage of C# has dramatically increased in recent times for product development. Companies such as StackOverflow, UPS, GE Aviation, and Siemens use .NET as the framework for their software development. In this course, you will learn the new features introduced in the recent versions of .NET and C#.

My name is Praveen, and I am your instructor for this course! I had worked for about ten years in Honeywell, wherein I'd transitioned from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer, Tech Lead, and so on in C# .NET development. For the last five years, I've worked in the security domain for an access control product based on .NET technology. Moreover, I've published about 30+ Courses and Labs and taught over 25,000+ students on various .NET technologies.

Topics Covered In This Course

• What's New in C# 11

  • Overview of .NET 7

  • 'Required' Modifier

  • Raw String Literals

  • UTF-8 String Literals

  • Auto-default Structs

  • File-scoped Types

  • List Patterns

  • Microseconds & Nanoseconds

  • Support for Tar Files

• What's New in C# 10

  • Overview of .NET 6

  • Simplified .NET Development

  • 'global using' Directives

  • File-scoped Namespace

  • 'record' Type Enhancements

  • 'struct' type enhancements

  • Constant interpolated strings

  • .NET Upgrade Assistant

• What's New in .NET 6

  • Hot Reload

  • New DateOnly and TimeOnly structs

  • SDK Version Checking

  • SDK Workloads

  • Arm64 Support

  • Security Enhancements

    
    

More Reasons To Take This Course

• .NET Core is increasingly used in every field and platform.

• C# is the 1st choice among .NET developers for productive development.

• Keep yourself updated with the latest technology.

• Each lesson in this course is bite-sized and easy to finish.

  
  

This course provides about 3 hours of content along with practice activities. To help you better, it follows a step-by-step approach to learning new features introduced in the latest versions of .NET and C#.

At The End Of This Course

• You will know the new features introduced in .NET 7 and C# 11.

• You will know the new features introduced in .NET 6 and C# 10.

• You will be ready to apply the new features to your existing or new projects.

  
  

Who Is This Course For?

• Developers who use C# as their primary programming language.

• Architects who want to keep updated on the latest happenings in the development community.

Prerequisite

• C# basics to understand the new concepts covered in the course.

• Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio to try out the new concepts you learn from this course.

This course will provide significant knowledge of using the latest .NET and C# features for your next development activity. You will instantly be confident to apply the new concepts covered in the course.

Enroll now to get started.

What Do You Get When You Enrol In This Course?

• Lifetime access to the course and all future updates to the course content.

• You have personalized support and answers to your questions.

• Udemy certificate of completion.

• 30-Day 100% money-back guarantee.

What You Will Learn!

• Know the new features introduced in .NET 6 that includes how to master them, Azure services that support .NET 6, and the support platforms for .NET 6.
• Know the new C# 10 features that includes global usings, file-scoped namespace, record & struct type enhancements, and DateOnly/TimeOnly types.
• Understand the breakthrough feature, namely, Hot Reload, the supported platforms for Hot Reload, how to apply Hot Reload in CLI and IDEs.
• Learn how you can migrate from .NET Framework to .NET 6.0 using .NET Upgrade Assistant that includes steps to install, analyse, and upgrade the proje
• Build .NET Interactive Notebooks that allows to create highly interactive Notebooks that can use C#, SQL, & many other languages in the same notebook.
• Know more .NET 6 features such as searching for ‘new’ templates, SDK workloads, Arm64 support and security enhancements.

Who Should Attend!

• Developers, who use C# as their primary programming language.
• Architects, who wants to keep updated on the latest happenings in the development community.

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