· Chuck Conway · Programming · 1 min read
If you must run code in a constructor. I’d look for a different way, but if you must, here’s one way.
If you must run code in a constructor. I’d look for a different way, but if you must, here’s one way:
public class MyClass
{
public MyClass()
{
Task.Run(async () => {
var result = await AsyncActivity();
});
}
}
The [FromServices] attribute allows method level dependency injection in Asp.Net Core controllers.
Microsoft is adding a new feature to C# 8 called Nullable Reference Types. Which at first, is confusing because all reference types are nullable… so how this different? Going forward, if the feature is enabled, references types are non-nullable, unless you explicitly notate them as nullable.
There’s a heated debate around single statements and whether they should have curly braces or not.
In C# the question mark has 5 meanings as of C# 8.