Earlier this week, I travelled to Groningen, NL to participate in DevNetNoord. Little did I know I was the only English speaker, but it did get me a chance to practice my four sentences of Dutch that I’ve learned.
I did a talk that is close to my heart:
Nullable Reference Types: It’s Actually About Non-Nullable Reference Types
In this talk, I show how Nullable Reference Types work and why I think it’s important for many projects to switch over to them. This includes:
- Consistency with value types
- Makes your intention explicit
- Less boilerplate code for nulls
- Can opt into it for parts of a codebase
You can see my code and slides here if you missed it:
Also, I did a Coding Short that explores some of the same ideas:
Nullable Reference Types: Or, Why Do I Need to Use the ? So Much!
