
C# 14 Extension Members: Cleaner Code
The era of the ‘Helper Class’ is over. C# 14 introduces Extension Members, allowing you to add properties, operators, and static methods to external types. Here is how to modernize your codebase.

The era of the ‘Helper Class’ is over. C# 14 introduces Extension Members, allowing you to add properties, operators, and static methods to external types. Here is how to modernize your codebase.
Real benchmark results comparing IAsyncEnumerable and Task.WhenAll. Learn when to choose speed vs responsiveness, memory efficiency, and user experience in C# async operations.
Most projects I review have a Utils or Helpers class packed with static methods. At first glance, static helpers look like the fastest way to solve problems. You don’t need to new up objects or wire dependencies. Just call Helper.DoSomething() and move on. That convenience is exactly why they sneak into codebases. But over time, static helpers turn into a source of pain, especially in production systems that need to evolve. ...
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