Do get in touch with other subjects you'd be interested in. Source code at: ttps://github.com/JasperKent/Reporting-with-Reflection Remember to subscribe at th-cam.com/channels/qWQzlUDdllnLmtgfSgYTCA.html And if you liked the video, click the like button.
Amazing video as always looking forward for creating custom attributes. Also I think the story of dynamic Vs object Vs anonymous will be great if it’s explained by you. As I know little about when should I use Which.
At 10:58, I'd instead prefer to map the properties to their name and then do a string.Join with the comma separator. That way you could do it all on one line, and unlike in your version, wouldn't get an exception thrown when the properties collection is empty.
That's perfect! Thank you so much for the video. In my case, I'm building an editor for SQL and C#. I've already been able to implement the syntax highlight feature, but I need to implement intellicense. Based on the last video you made about code analysis. Would I have any way to generate my class(dll) by my editor, and after that, have access to her members by my intellicense?. Would you know what form I could get to the .NET word feature list? Thank you!
Was it just to teach about C#8 to get rid of trailing commas but String.Join(',',prop.names) would take the complexity away with a single line of code. Great content.
on 9:30, the horizontal line (|) was added inside of the parenthesis of GetProperties() method to separate BindingFlags.Public and BindingFlags.Instance. What does that mean? Why can't I use comma (,) instead of the line? code 👇 ... _type.GetProperties(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance);
Do get in touch with other subjects you'd be interested in.
Source code at: ttps://github.com/JasperKent/Reporting-with-Reflection
Remember to subscribe at th-cam.com/channels/qWQzlUDdllnLmtgfSgYTCA.html
And if you liked the video, click the like button.
Amazing video as always looking forward for creating custom attributes. Also I think the story of dynamic Vs object Vs anonymous will be great if it’s explained by you. As I know little about when should I use Which.
How to validate all the models
This must be the BEST reflection tutorial EVER!!! GREAT JOB!
Thank you for your clear and precise explanation. An old dog (me) learned a new trick today!
This channel is very underrated!
Thanks for covering the "Why" and not just the 'What"!
"Just because you 'can' doesn't mean you 'should'." => This why I always want to know 'Why'. ;)
Great video, clear, concise, and easy to follow example.
You are the best. Hugs from Brazil.
Excellent Video, Thank you.
I would have given a thumbs up for the the string range tip (10:50 onwards) alone.
Yes, I think I'll do a video on those C#8 range and index features.
That video is up now: th-cam.com/video/I0X93CyJ43E/w-d-xo.html
@@CodingTutorialsAreGo Excellent.
Thank you very much.
Great video on reflection!! Very straightforward!
The name of this guy showed "Jasper" and I cannot believe how fitting that name is for this guy. 100% a Jasper.
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Great tutorial. Please posting these kind of videos.
Excellent explanation
Fantastic video thank you so much
At 10:58, I'd instead prefer to map the properties to their name and then do a string.Join with the comma separator. That way you could do it all on one line, and unlike in your version, wouldn't get an exception thrown when the properties collection is empty.
Yes. String.Join is much better.
This is so awesome!
Very helpful. Thank you very much!
Great video - thanks again!
That's perfect! Thank you so much for the video. In my case, I'm building an editor for SQL and C#. I've already been able to implement the syntax highlight feature, but I need to implement intellicense. Based on the last video you made about code analysis. Would I have any way to generate my class(dll) by my editor, and after that, have access to her members by my intellicense?. Would you know what form I could get to the .NET word feature list? Thank you!
Thx professor
Nice info... thanks!
Was it just to teach about C#8 to get rid of trailing commas but String.Join(',',prop.names) would take the complexity away with a single line of code. Great content.
Can you tell me, what s the best way to watch your series, if I am new in c#?
I've not really done much for absolute beginners, but I'm thinking about adding some material.
@@CodingTutorialsAreGoThank you for responding. I was asking whether there s a guide, how to watch the series, in order to understand them.
@@nononnomonohjghdgdshrsrhsjgd Nothing very formal. The playlists give some idea of how things fit together.
on 9:30, the horizontal line (|) was added inside of the parenthesis of GetProperties() method to separate BindingFlags.Public and BindingFlags.Instance. What does that mean? Why can't I use comma (,) instead of the line?
code 👇
... _type.GetProperties(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Instance);
Sorry, I seem to have overlooked your message. It’s an example of a Flags enum. Probably worth a video in its own right, so I’ll put it on the list.
Here's the video: th-cam.com/video/Pp7T-O3dIrs/w-d-xo.html
@@CodingTutorialsAreGo appreciate ♥Your videos are detailed and well explained 🙏 Keep them coming
Very thankful for this video, don't you think about support on buymeacoffee, for example?
I may get round to it one day.