Aren't records and init only setters in C# also a way to favor immutable types and fix setters in properties? (Not trying to criticize, I really want to know).
No, it is not. And nothing about this seems to violate the guidelines [0]. In fact, I'd say fits pretty well with the 'on topic' part of the 'what to submit' section. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Sorry but that makes no sense. Here are quotes from the C#/.NET group director at unity about how the migration to CoreCLR should bring a large perf boost: "One thing that should help in the future is the migration to…
Aren't records and init only setters in C# also a way to favor immutable types and fix setters in properties? (Not trying to criticize, I really want to know).
No, it is not. And nothing about this seems to violate the guidelines [0]. In fact, I'd say fits pretty well with the 'on topic' part of the 'what to submit' section. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Sorry but that makes no sense. Here are quotes from the C#/.NET group director at unity about how the migration to CoreCLR should bring a large perf boost: "One thing that should help in the future is the migration to…