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@tpetrina Thanks for pointing out that usecase, that's one advantage I thought of as well. I kinda had an argument with someone who uses records now for everything and that I find problematic. E.g. you can't inherit from libs like #FluentValidation with records.

For the usecase you blogged about I think it's nice, but with .Net8 I would still prefer classes with primary constructors I guess.

I just learned that #FluentValidation added a "ChildRules" method, which allows you to validate nested objects without any additional validators.

That's helpful when you have a #dotnet object graph that is not used outside the root. Sweet.

My first try using chatGTP to create a Xamarin.Forms login page with #ReactiveUI, #Fody #Refit #FluentValidation (Spanish though). Amazing results IMO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS7Ot3GLfjc