Roslyn: el futuro de C#
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This document discusses the .NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn") and new features in C# 6. It provides an overview of Roslyn's syntax tree API and workspace API. It also shows examples of new C# 6 features like auto-properties, string interpolation and exception filtering.
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