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KulenDayz 2025 - Code That Writes Code: Exploring the Power of C# Source...
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Code That Writes Code: Exploring the Power of C# Source...
Almir Vuk
Source generators are a powerful feature in .NET that allow developers to generate C# code during compilation. In this session, we’ll introduce the concept of source generators, explain how they work, and show how they can help reduce boilerplate, improve performance, and simplify complex patterns. We’ll cover the basics of creating a source generator using the Roslyn compiler API, explain the difference between standard and incremental generators, and demonstrate how generated code is included in your application. Through step-by-step demos, you’ll see how to build your first source generator, understand where it fits in the build process, and learn how to debug and maintain it. We’ll also look at real-world examples, including INotifyPropertyChanged implementation, configuration binding, and JSON serialization using System.Text.Json. This session is ideal for developers new to source generators who want to understand their capabilities and how to apply them in everyday .NET projects. No prior experience with Roslyn or code generation is required.
Code That Writes Code: Exploring the Power of C# Source...
Almir Vuk
Source generators are a powerful feature in .NET that allow developers to generate C# code during compilation. In this session, we’ll introduce the concept of source generators, explain how they work, and show how they can help reduce boilerplate, improve performance, and simplify complex patterns. We’ll cover the basics of creating a source generator using the Roslyn compiler API, explain the difference between standard and incremental generators, and demonstrate how generated code is included in your application. Through step-by-step demos, you’ll see how to build your first source generator, understand where it fits in the build process, and learn how to debug and maintain it. We’ll also look at real-world examples, including INotifyPropertyChanged implementation, configuration binding, and JSON serialization using System.Text.Json. This session is ideal for developers new to source generators who want to understand their capabilities and how to apply them in everyday .NET projects. No prior experience with Roslyn or code generation is required.
