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Using Git Hooks
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Git Hooks provide a way for you to hook into your local git installation and attach additional behavior to common git actions.

Renaming a Local Git Branch
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note: When you rename your git branches make sure you double check any connected CI jobs you have associated with the repository.

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Using Dependency Injection in ASP.NET
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Dependency Injection is a tool we can use to automatically provide objects with services they need without having to explicitly declare what is needed inside of the objects themselves.

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Let's Explore Global Usings in C# 10
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Global usings are a new feature in C# 10 that give you the ability to declare a using directive over every source file in your project instead of needing to duplicate the declaration inside of each file in your projects!

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Let's Explore Implicit Usings in C# 10
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Implicit usings is a feature in .NET that allows you to have the compiler automatically add global usings to your projects for common namespaces used in projects of the type you’ve chosen.

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Using .NET Interactive and Jupyter Notebooks
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Today we’re exploring .NET Interactive and how you can use it inside of Jupyter Notebooks to run and document code samples alongside markdown documentation.

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Using C#'s nameof Expression - C# Quick Tip
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The nameof expression allows you to convert a variable, property, type or function into a string that represents its name.

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Adding Unity Support - SignalR in Unity - Part 2
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The next part of this experiment is integrating Unity with the rest of our SignalR components so that they can communicate with one another.

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Creating a Quick Custom Profile in the Windows Terminal
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The Windows Terminal allows you to run any number of different profiles. Some of the defaults that you might see pre-configured include things like PowerShell and Command Prompt, but you can introduce your own profiles to the Windows Terminal to fit your needs!