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EF Core 11 makes migrations easier for teams: foreign keys without constraints, merge conflicts on diverged migrations, one-step add and apply, and more.

Beyond union types, C# 15 brings collection expression arguments, extension indexers, labeled break and continue, and a preview of a redesigned unsafe model.

Use AI coding agents and .NET tools to find and safely remove dead code, unused NuGet packages, stale feature flags, and commented-out code from your codebase.

Can a C# 15 app built on unions, closed hierarchies, and System.Text.Json compile with Native AOT? We publish Tiles & Tokens to find out what passes and why.

Store and query nested game state in Postgres with EF Core 11 complex types, JSON columns, and nested property indexes, plus what RC1 can't map yet.

.NET 11 System.Text.Json understands C# 15 unions. We save and load game state to see what works natively, what needs an attribute, and what needs a workaround.

C# 15 closed hierarchies give you class hierarchies the compiler knows are complete. Learn the rules, the assembly boundary, and when to pick them over unions.

C# 15 adds native union types. Model a board game turn as a union, get exhaustive matching, replace a hand-rolled Result<T>, and avoid the default-value gotcha.

Three common ways to model a game turn in C# all let bugs through. We kick off a series on domain modeling with C# 15 and .NET 11 using a small board game.

Like so many things Aspire, a year makes all the difference, and support for AI coding agents has a whole new approach.