With .NET's annual major release cadence, we get a new set of language features at our fingertips every November.

The latest version of the C# compiler — C# 14 — has brought us
// Extension members, the evolution of C# 3 extension methods
// `field` keyword in properties, previewed in C# 13
// First-class `Span` types, cementing them as the ultimate representation of contiguous memory
// Ignored directives, facilitating .NET 10 file-based programs
// Partial events and constructors, enabling even more scenarios for source generators
among others.

Additionally, in this live coding session, we will also review breaking changes, as well as related improvements in the .NET 10 SDK and runtime.

Let's code some C# 14!