Over the past 2 decades, C# has grown into a powerful programming language. But with great power comes great responsibility.

When designing public APIs, library authors consider best practices to meet the consumers' expectations when publishing dependencies to the public NuGet.org or internal feeds. For example when disposing objects, validating arguments in asynchronous methods, or designing Try-Methods correctly that utilize buffers, and other conventions.

This session unveils the most prevalent idioms and patterns of C#.