Learn about .NET from Roslyn analyzers
Since .NET 5, the .NET SDK ships with a collection of Roslyn analyzers which inspect your code for different code quality and style issues. With each version, this collection grows. You can choose to ignore these issues. Or you can pay attention to them, learn something new about .NET or C#, and start writing better code because of it. In this talk, I'll choose a selection of reported issues in .NET 8 to present some not so obvious, but very useful .NET features. And hopefully convince you to not ignore the issues in the future.
