C# 14’s Alias Any Type: A Game-Changer for Code Readability?
Let’s talk about one of my favorite new features in C# 14 - something that might seem small but makes a huge difference in real-world code. You can now create aliases (with the using directive) for literally any type in the language, not just named types. Want shortcuts for tuples, arrays, or those complex generic nightmares? Now you can have them! The Problem with Complex Types If you write C# code regularly, I’m sure you’ve hit this wall before: you’re working with complex types, and suddenly your code looks like a bracket-filled mess. While C# has always let us create powerful types, we couldn’t create simple names for most of them until now. ...