C# in 100 Seconds

C# or C-Sharp is the programming language behind .NET (dotnet) and the Unity framework. It was created at Microsoft as a C-like object-oriented language and is used to build apps for web, desktop, mobile, and more.

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[haresmahmood]

C# is just really comfortable to work with imo - it's always felt like the better version of Java to me

[somedevstuff]

How to create a successful indie game that makes alot of money in 100 seconds

[irithylloldman]

the best part about this langage is definitely the documentation. MSDN is so delightful to read compared to any other doc you could find ! Also the community is cool and non elitist.

[chalk]

This channel is a literal life saver. When trying to learn a second language, you are bombarded with a lot of things you already know. Fireship only provides you with the things you don't know. Cheers

[MechMK]

It should be noticed that destructors are very uncommon in C#, unlike C++.

[chadkrause]

C# is one of my favorite languages. The ease of multithreading/nonblocking calls makes it easy to squeeze a ton of performance out of it

[rico]

I feel like C# has settled comfortably as the Swiss Army Knife of programming languages. It's not the best at anything, but it's pretty good at almost everything. It has just enough power to do some really complex tasks, but still has enough safeguards to keep you from hurting yourself too badly.

[photonic]

1:30 "to organize our code and share it with other files, we will wrap it in a namespace".
Namespaces always really confused me in c#, but those 2 simple sentences explained it in a way that I clearly understood and instantly cleared up many things. Tysm ❤️

[hajiamano]

C# was my first language and it will always have a special place in my heart.

[conway]

2:09 async “void” is a bad practice, because it is essentially a fire-and-forget operation, difficult to unit test, and can cause the application to crash if any errors are thrown.

Always return Task or Task<T>, unless in the rare case where we are using async event handlers.

[Tsunami]

C# is an absolute joy to work with. Glad it finally got featured.

[rubenjwz]

This is the perfect format: sparking interest with an explanatory introduction to a language, framework/library or some other topic, but then also providing in depth videos of those concepts. Love it.

[NARY]

I love C#, with the introduction of C# 10 (along with .Net 6) it now has file scoped namespaces, top-level statements, global + implicit usings (imports), nullable types and lots more! Still no discriminated unions, but it's planned.

[klekaelly]

C# is my favorite language. The dotnet framework is awesome.

[dansanger]

LINQ was my introduction to functional programming many years ago. At the time, I didn't know it was functional programming. I just knew it was very different and very cool.

[MZZenyl]

Destructors, aka. finalizers, should only be used in C# when absolutely necessary, as they introduce a significant amount of overhead.
The GC takes care of most memory cleanup, with the IDisposable interface pattern being used for cleaning up unmanaged memory (memory that the GC doesn't manage).

[peterhuijsen]

Would love to see a C# tutorial for blazor web apps, seems like good stuff.

[tylersustare]

C# is pretty great ♥️ I do love the journey from proprietary Microsoft nonsense to what it is today. Also Ruby in 💯 🙏

[darkhacks]

I started learning c# a few days ago and here you are making a video on it! Thanks for all this high-quality content

[amadii]

it should also be noted that C# is easier to decompile, often requiring some masking techniques in order to prevent access to the code, for example in Unity, IL2CPP recompiles the c# code into a intermediate language, which is then recompiled into c++ (hence the cpp)