Pro .NET 5 Custom Libraries: Implementing Custom .NET Data Types
- 1h 13m
- Roger Villela
- Apress
- 2020
Leverage .NET 5, Microsoft’s bold new cross-platform implementation, for developing your very own cross-platform custom data types and libraries for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
The book starts with the purpose and benefits of a custom cross-platform model of .NET data types and its architectural implementation in detail. Next, you will learn fundamental operations such as the equality and inequality operations in .NET 5, demonstrated with sample projects in C#. Implementation of comparison and sorting operations is discussed next followed by a discussion on cloning operations. Here you will learn details of overriding the clone virtual method and its implementation. Moving forward, you will understand custom formatting with specialized .NET data types in various functions and how to implement it. You will then go through .NET reference types along with developing a custom library for working with the software project. Finally, you will explore .NET 5 assemblies and modules followed by their APIs.
After reading Pro .NET 5 Custom Libraries, you will be able to work on fundamental operations for productivity and quality in your designs of .NET 5 custom data types.
What You Will Learn
- Work with .NET 5 assemblies
- Work with .NET 5 modules
- Understand the logical and physical organization of .NET 5 modules
- Implement custom .NET reference types from scratch
- Implement a custom .NET value type from scratch
Who This Book Is For
Software developers working on .NET and .NET Core platform.
About the Author
Roger Villela is a software engineer and entrepreneur with almost 30 years of experience in the industry and works as an independent professional.
In this Book
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.NET Platform
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Custom .NET Data Type
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.NET Methods: Implementation Details
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.NET Special Members: Constructors in a Managed Environment
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Finalizer Method: The .NET Special Member
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.NET Manifest and Versioning For Managed Libraries
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.NET Assemblies in a Managed Execution Environment