Start Debugging

Tag: dotnet-8

37 posts · Page 4 of 4

2023-09-06 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Memory<byte> is serialized as base64

Starting with .NET 8, both Memory<byte> and ReadOnlyMemory<byte> are serialized as Base64 strings, while other types like Memory<int> remain JSON arrays.

2023-09-05 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Include non-public members in JSON serialization

Learn how to include private, protected, and internal properties in JSON serialization in .NET 8 using the JsonInclude attribute.

2023-09-04 dotnet dotnet-8

dotnet workload clean

Use the `dotnet workload clean` command to remove leftover .NET workload packs after an SDK or Visual Studio update — when to use it, what it removes, and gotchas.

2023-09-03 dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Deserialize into read-only properties

Learn how to deserialize JSON into read-only properties without a setter in .NET 8 using JsonObjectCreationHandling or JsonSerializerOptions.

2023-09-02 dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Handle missing members during JSON deserialization

Learn how to throw exceptions for unmapped JSON properties during deserialization in .NET 8 using JsonUnmappedMemberHandling.

2023-08-06 dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 JsonNamingPolicy: SnakeCaseLower and KebabCaseLower (System.Text.Json)

Use the new .NET 8 `JsonNamingPolicy.SnakeCaseLower` (and SnakeCaseUpper, KebabCaseLower, KebabCaseUpper) to serialize snake_case / kebab-case JSON via System.Text.Json — no custom converter needed.

2023-06-10 dotnet dotnet-8

What’s new in .NET 8

.NET 8 was released on November 14, 2023 as an LTS (Long Term Support) version, meaning it will continue to receive support, updates, and bug fixes for at least three years from its release date. As usual, .NET 8 brings support for a new version of the C# language, namely C# 12. Check out our dedicated page…