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Tag Archives: C#
Azure Functions & .NET 5 – State of Play
.NET 5 was released on November 10th 2020 and contains features (specifically C#9 support and thus Record Types) that we were keen to use in our products at Matchnet. As we’re heavily based on Azure Functions, I was happy to … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, .NET 5, Azure, Azure Functions, C#, C# 9, Durable Functions
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Referencing a .NET assembly in a compile time safe manner
If you need to provide a System.Reflection.Assembly instance to an API [1], there are several mechanisms for doing so. They roughly split into two camps: Run-time assembly loading Assemblies known at compile time The run-time assembly loading includes scenarios such … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet
Tagged .NET, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET WebApi, Assembly Loading, Autofac, C#, System.Reflection.Assembly
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