C#: Change, Openness, and Innovation

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C# is moving to an open design with compilers, docs and language proposals on GitHub, Roslyn powering editors like OmniSharp, and dotnet core 2.0 and NuGet as targets. C# 7.1 ships small but concrete features such as async main, the default literal, and inferred tuple names; project files can lock a language version. Proposed C# 8 ideas include async streams and async disposables, record types, and "extension everything" aimed at safer low level code and better async resource handling.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:34Recap
3. 2:06Agenda
4. 2:35Open Source
5. 5:36Cross Platform
6. 5:46Xamarin
7. 6:07CSharp
8. 6:29Dotnet
9. 12:32Rosalyn
10. 12:45One Code Base
11. 13:31OmniSharp
12. 13:56Language Design
13. 14:37ObjectOriented Language
14. 15:21Open Language Discussion
15. 17:25Where are we
16. 17:39CSharp 71
17. 18:00CSharp 73
18. 18:57CSharp 74
19. 19:28CSharp 80
20. 20:20CSharp 70
21. 21:50Async Main Methods
22. 25:06Language Version
23. 34:07Tiny Point Release
24. 35:54Async Disposable
25. 37:22Extension Everything
26. 39:29microservices
27. 41:00class definition
28. 43:10open for business
29. 43:23resources
30. 48:30More Effective C

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