Maarten Balliauw • 5/3/2022

Techniques and tools to update your C# project - Migrating to nullable reference types - Part 4

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This article, the fourth in a series, provides a detailed guide on strategies and tools for migrating existing C# projects to use nullable reference types. It discusses choosing an approach (project-wide vs. file-by-file), recommends starting with core data classes like DTOs, and offers practical steps for adding annotations and handling compiler warnings to improve code safety.

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