.NET 6 SDK Advanced Exploration: Attributes

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Walt Ritscher

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01 - Introduction

01 - Use declarative approach to code with .NET attributes.mp4

00:46

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:49

03 - My programming setup and configuration.mp4

02:25

04 - How to access the sample code on GitHub.mp4

01:28

02 - 1. Overview

01 - Metadata and .NET assemblies.mp4

03:41

02 - Metadata consumers.mp4

02:22

03 - What is an attribute.mp4

06:40

04 - Examine the .NET attribute classes.mp4

02:32

05 - Reading metadata and code with reflection.mp4

04:05

03 - 2. Use an Attribute

01 - Use the Obsolete attribute.mp4

04:15

02 - See the attribute metadata in the .NET assembly.mp4

02:01

03 - Attribute constructors and properties.mp4

01:54

04 - Apply multiple attributes.mp4

02:07

04 - 3. Create a Custom JSON Serializer Attribute

01 - Examine the JSON serializer project.mp4

04:40

02 - Create the attribute.mp4

02:22

03 - Use the attribute in another project.mp4

01:58

04 - Write reflection code to discover the attribute.mp4

05:02

05 - Create a parameterized attribute.mp4

01:43

06 - Find parameters with reflection.mp4

02:47

05 - 4. Create a Custom Unit Test Framework

01 - Examine the zUnit projects.mp4

03:55

02 - Explore the unit test attributes.mp4

02:19

03 - Use the unit test attributes.mp4

01:32

04 - Load attributes.mp4

02:47

05 - Show the attribute metadata.mp4

02:38

06 - Run the unit tests.mp4

02:18

07 - Create an Assert class.mp4

03:47

06 - 5. Examples of .NET Attributes

01 - Bit field enums and the flags attribute.mp4

04:24

02 - PropertyGrid and the Category attribute.mp4

04:16

03 - The BindProperty attribute in ASP.NET Razor Pages.mp4

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04 - Logging and the CallerMemberName attribute.mp4

02:58

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:32

Description

Attributes add metadata to your programs and allow you to annotate given types, assemblies, modules, and methods. They’re especially handy if you’re an advanced .NET developer, as they lend your code base more declarative power with the additional services of .NET tools and code libraries. In this course, senior LinkedIn Learning instructor Walt Ritscher shows you how to use predefined, standard .NET attributes as well as how to create custom attributes on your own.

Learn about the features of attributes, how they function, and why they’re such a vital part of .NET programs. Get quick tips and user tricks on annotating your code like a seasoned pro, from testing for object quality to marking your testing methods. Along the way, Walt teaches you how to create custom attributes that meet the specific needs of your projects, such as attributes for the JSON serializer, PropertyGrid and the category attribute, the BindProperty attribute, and more.

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Walt Ritscher

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I am a seasoned trainer, writer, and speaker who loves learning technology and sharing my discoveries with other technology enthusiasts. My enthusiasm for crafting software interfaces blossomed early. Just a few days after discovering how to move pixels around a computer screen I was devouring books on the topic of computer graphics and UI design. Teaching programming and UI design is one of my ongoing passions. I've taught hundreds of courses for universities, colleges, and private training companies. On the consulting side I've had the opportunity to work with customers like UPS, HP, Intel, Wintellect and Intuit. Now I'm a senior staff instructor at LinkedIn Learning. My content team produces hundreds of technical training courses for software developers each year. I'm creating courses on Microsoft developer tools and topics. I love speaking at tech conferences, I'm a frequent speaker at major industry events in Europe, Asia and the Americas. I received the Microsoft MVP award for thirteen years (2005-2018) I joined the ranks of video authors in 2002, producing a small series of .NET videos for Microsoft Press. 2010 saw my first video course on Lynda.com. Now I have hundreds of hours of video training courses available at LinkedIn Learning. My current UI obsession revolves around the Windows 10 and XAML based languages. If you want to know more about XAML based pixel shaders check out my "HLSL and Pixel Shaders for XAML Developers" book available from O'Reilly Media. I'm also a big fan of keyboard synthesizers, digital music and music production. Specialties: smart client , device and web UI technologies, audio and music production, writing, speaking, curriculum development, teaching.

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