Damir's Corner

Last year, extension members were the biggest new feature of C# 14.

Collection expressions were introduced in C# 12.

In the previous blog post I explored what union types bring to C#.

Continuing with the topic of switch expression exhaustiveness in C# 15, I chose union types as the next new language feature to explore.

The release of C# 15 is getting closer and its new features started to show up in the .NET 11 previews.

For over a year, I've been using restic to back up my home lab server to a repository on a Synology NAS mounted locally using NFS.

I'm in the process of switching from Windows 11 to CachyOS on my home machine.

As a part of migrating my blog to Azure Static Web Apps, I also had to modify my GitHub Actions deployment workflow.

After reimplementing redirects in Azure Static Web App using managed Azure Functions, there was one last redirect I couldn't implement in this way and had to find another solution for: redirecting all apex domain requests to their counterparts with www su…

As I was implementing redirects in Azure Functions for my blog, I wanted to be able to test them as efficiently as possible.