What version of C# are you using?
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Jeremy Falcon wrote:
A new emoji!
Enjoying the :sunshine: too much? ;)
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Hah. Actually yeah. As I get older I realized living too much behind a computer makes your life worse not better. Well, that and I'm looking for a job... again. Because my last contract crapped out. So when in job hunt mode I tend not to do stuff like visit CP. I like the :sunshine:!
Jeremy Falcon
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What about security? Where I am working, we absolutely need to keep up with the latest versions of the .NET runtime and JVM because of security issues in older versions (yes, and patch the newer versions). I am currently working with VS 2015 update 3 but will move to 2017 as the software engineering organization moves to it.
Member 11354034 wrote:
What about security?
The IT department hasn't a clue. Oh sure, things are "secured" all over the place, requiring hoops to get access to a particular database or internal website. But that's about the extent of it. I'll have to add that to the "why we should upgrade the build server" reasons. Thanks!
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C# 7.1. But I'm doing a "staff upgrade" on myself. The thing about new language features is not so much what one feature can add, but how together they change the way you code and think about solutions.
RandyBuchholz wrote:
The thing about new language features is not so much what one feature can add, but how together they change the way you code and think about solutions.
Yes!!!!
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Steve Naidamast wrote:
here is nothing really critically important in any of the new C# versions coming out.
Well, I'm noticing some open source projects that specifically target C# 7, like MoreLinq, though I suppose NuGet would resolve that, but I like to be able to build the latest OS code.
Steve Naidamast wrote:
or my military simulation development
Then again, the military probably frowns on using open source packages?
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Marc: The new projects you mention that are targeting a specific C# platform are actually targeting that version of the .NET Framework that has that level of C#, since they are one and the same. As a result, you would have to install that version of the .NET Framework for the version of C# you are looking for...
Steve Naidamast Sr. Software Engineer Black Falcon Software, Inc. blackfalconsoftware@outlook.com
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Marc: The new projects you mention that are targeting a specific C# platform are actually targeting that version of the .NET Framework that has that level of C#, since they are one and the same. As a result, you would have to install that version of the .NET Framework for the version of C# you are looking for...
Steve Naidamast Sr. Software Engineer Black Falcon Software, Inc. blackfalconsoftware@outlook.com
Steve Naidamast wrote:
As a result, you would have to install that version of the .NET Framework for the version of C# you are looking for...
Yes, that thought occurred to me as I was driving to the grocery store. :)
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Steve Naidamast wrote:
As a result, you would have to install that version of the .NET Framework for the version of C# you are looking for...
Yes, that thought occurred to me as I was driving to the grocery store. :)
Latest Article - Class-less Coding - Minimalist C# and Why F# and Function Programming Has Some Advantages Learning to code with python is like learning to swim with those little arm floaties. It gives you undeserved confidence and will eventually drown you. - DangerBunny Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802
HOWEVER, if you have Visual Studio installed, BE VERY CAREFUL how you upgrade the .NET Framework. You must use an update specific for the Visual Studio version you are using or you could have serious issues with the IDE. I learned this the hard way... :(
Steve Naidamast Sr. Software Engineer Black Falcon Software, Inc. blackfalconsoftware@outlook.com