When you need to address a very urgent need, but you do not have the time to address it, adopting the right tools becomes very important. The author of this post, Simone Curzi, is a Principal Consultant from Microsoft...
Marko Pađen, a full-stack freelance software engineer with 20 years of experience, wrote about his experience with PostSharp Logging. Read more about his take on logging and finding slow methods with PostSharp Logging...
The most basic feature of PostSharp is adding code at the beginning and end of target methods. Of course, this is not all that PostSharp is doing, but it is a powerful and widely applicable feature.
When I first heard about Roslyn source generators in the announcement post, I first wanted to write a blog post comparing them to aspect-oriented programming. This blog post progressively turned into a philo...
During debugging and prototyping, we often rely on the ToString method to know what an object looks like. This works well for built-in types like integer and string but becomes less helpful for classes and structs unl...
When I first heard about Roslyn source generators in the announcement post, I first wanted to write a blog post comparing them to aspect-oriented programming. This blog post progressively turned into a philosophical essay. What...
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We are happy to announce that PostSharp 6.7 Preview is available today. Included in this release are long-awaited support for Xamarin and .NET 5. The download is available on our website.
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Last month, we released PostSharp.Community.Packer, a free and open-source tool that you can use to pack your .NET Framework application into a single .exe file for distribution.
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Recently we released PostSharp.Community.StructuralEquality. If you add the NuGet package to your project and then add the new attribute [StructuralEquality] to your classes, a field-by-field implementation of Equals and GetHashCode will...
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We are happy to announce that PostSharp 6.7 Preview is available today. Included in this release are long-awaited support for Xamarin and .NET 5. The download is available on our website.
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Last month, we released PostSharp.Community.Packer, a free and open-source tool that you can use to pack your .NET Framework application into a single .exe file for distribution.
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Last week our CEO & Founder, Gael Fraiteur was a guest on the Azure DevOps Podcast, a show for developers and devops professionals shipping software using Microsoft technologies, hosted by Jeffrey Palermo.
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Before we start, let me state it clearly: we hate licensing just as you do. It’s a necessary evil – but still an evil.In PostSharp 6.6 we’re introducing Per-Usage Subscriptions, a pricing model where you are not charged...
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We’re happy to announce that PostSharp 6.6 is generally available today for download. Although it comes just 2 months after 6.5, it’s a huge release: we’ve been working on it since August 2019.
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Starting from PostSharp 6.6, we’re giving our users the keys to a secret chamber that we’ve previously kept for ourselves: the realm of low-level MSIL development using PostSharp SDK, the layer on which high-level components ...
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Just a quick summary of how we approach COVID-19 situation.
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We are excited to announce the general availability of PostSharp 6.5 and give you a brief summary of new features and improvements. You can download PostSharp 6.5 from our website here.
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