Using Source Generators for Fun (and Maybe Profit)
Wednesday, July 28, 2021 - 6:00 PM UTC, for 1 hour.
Regular, 60 minute presentation
Room: A & H
C#
.NET
One of the features added in C# 9 is called "source generators", enabling a developer to create new code at compile time. This can be used for a myriad of cases, such as optimization, automating repetitive code, and dynamic API creation. In this session, I'll cover how source generators work and demonstrate a number of implementations.
Take Aways
- Learn how source generators work
- Gain an understanding of how source generators can improve your developer experience
- See where source generators "fit" well to improve performance and reduce boilerplate code
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