modern-csharp-coding-standards

To make C# domain models immutable, use records and init-only properties to enforce immutability by default, which reduces side effects and bugs. This skill provides concrete patterns for refactoring models toward these modern C# standards.

The best way to use Span<T> and Memory<T> for high-performance C# API design is applying zero-allocation strategies. This skill guides developers through performance-focused API design using these modern memory management patterns.

Handling cancellation and streaming with async/await best practices in C# requires proper safety considerations and cancellation tokens. This skill provides guidance on asynchronous programming patterns including these critical safety measures.

You should use modern pattern matching in C# 12 for domain modeling when you need cleaner value object patterns and more expressive type checking. This skill guides developers on applying these patterns for clearer domain models.

Yes, you can refactor an existing codebase toward C# 12+ features using this skill. It provides example-driven recommendations and practical patterns for migrating legacy code to modern, high-performance C# standards.

Yes, this C# coding standards guidance applies to API design and performance optimization. It standardizes C# development by providing strong typing and high-performance practices to reduce bugs and improve API design.