[Comment] The Problem with C# 10 Implicit Usings

[RehanSaeed]

https://rehansaeed.com/the-problem-with-csharp-10-implicit-usings/

[sam-wheat]

Another problem with implicit global usings is that because .net creates the globalusings file in the obj folder it does not create a file that you can modify as part of your project. I think the correct behavior should be that .net creates a file for you that you can modify . Also, if you use VS intellisense to add a using statement it adds the using to the current file only. If you are using a GlobalUsings.cs file the using... statement will be added to the wrong file.

[teo-tsirpanis]

You shouldn't use the System.Net.Http NuGet package, it's super old. Instead you should add a <Reference Include="System.Net.Http" /> item in your project; that references the built-in assembly in the framework.

[XtroTheArctic]

Can you please make the font of your blog website even bigger so it becomes totally unreadable instead of being partially unreadable?

[sam-wheat]

@XtroTheArctic It's not that the font is big - it's that you are small.

[XtroTheArctic]

Fair enough! I was joking you know. But still, your font is too big compared to the Internet standards :)

[XtroTheArctic]

Oh I just noticed your social buttons don't work. Just in case you want to fix them.

[sam-wheat]

@XtroTheArctic Which page are you referring to - or the whole site?

[XtroTheArctic]

Originally, I was commenting on @RehanSaeed's blog website. Here is its big font size compared to CNN's text size which is also kinda big:

After you @sam-wheat joined the conversation, I checked your sites too: