Is there any particular aspect of C#4 that I could find beneficial in learning in the context of an ASP.NET MVC application?
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Is there any particular aspect of C#4 that I could find beneficial in learning in the context of an ASP.NET MVC application?
Thanks
Check out this article from Scott Guthrie. He's often blogging about C# 4.0 in combination with ASP.NET (MVC)
ScottGu today posted an nice scenario for optional parameters and action parameters on controllers: Optional Parameters and Named Arguments in C# 4.
Most of the C#4 features are useful themselves, without context of application type (MVC/ASP.NET/WPF etc.). My favorite are: optional parameters, co/contrvariance, and dynamic.
In talking of C#4, you're really talking of the language itself, not the framework, and especially not the MVC framework in particular.
However, consider the improvements of the language itself, how these will help you write better and more flexible applications.
I'm excited about the "Dynamic" features.