C# devs, meet Rust.
Day 3 starts with fn main() instead of static void Main, with no classes and zero new keywords in sight.
It’s familiar but just weird enough to keep you guessing.
https://woodruff.dev/hello-rust-hello-world-rust-vs-c-syntax/

C# devs, meet Rust.
Day 3 starts with fn main() instead of static void Main, with no classes and zero new keywords in sight.
It’s familiar but just weird enough to keep you guessing.
https://woodruff.dev/hello-rust-hello-world-rust-vs-c-syntax/
.NET 10 Preview 3 — extension members, null-conditional assinment, and more
https://github.com/dotnet/core/discussions/9846
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://github.com/dotnet/core/discussions/9846
#Godot #CSharp #Subdivision #Manifold #ScreenshotLastThursdayAfternoon
Building the SDS (SubDivisionSurface) from optionally hollow cylindrical sections is working out really well
Could you imagine playing a "not-really-tower-defence" on the inner/outer surface of this?
Need-to-add: pretty much everything, sharp edges, branching...
Please-excuse: lighting, grid positioned by hand in only approximately the right place...
#GameDev #Godot #CSharp #SubdivisionSurface
I've not even implemented sharp edges yet, and this "cylindrical" approach already feels much much more configurable than the cubes were...
Understand IF Conditional statements in PowerShell Tip #39 #softwaredeveloper #LearnPowerShell #softwareengineering #coding #csharp #PowerShellScripting #Scripting #CodingForBeginners #bash #linux
Only because I couldn't find one that worked the way I wanted it to, I wrote Yet Another Note Making App. Entirely CLI. It may work for you too.
https://github.com/tezoatlipoca/hamnt
(I'm sure emacs might do everything this does - it does everything else - but I don't use emacs)
#FOSS #note #app #software #notetaking #csharp #dotnet
#win and #linux only for now (all I can test); would love feedback even if that feedback is "Don't quit your dayjob, your code is terrible." #dqydj
As a C# dev, I live and breathe dotnet new.
Then I tried Rust's cargo new and it felt like meeting a distant cousin with cooler tricks.
Here's how the two CLIs stack up:
https://woodruff.dev/dotnet-new-meet-cargo-new-a-tale-of-two-clis/
New blog post:
A Look Inside Distant Worlds 2: Developing with the Stride Engine
https://www.stride3d.net/blog/distant-worlds-2-development-with-stride/
I use Entity Framework... because it's the standard. But frankly, I much prefer Dapper and good old SQL.
@higgins you can use #dotnet / #csharp on almost anything.
Anything from apps running in the cloud to servers, desktops, mobile devices and even small chips.
In other words anything with a CPU, SoC or MCU.
You can use dotnet csharp on #esp32 and #stm32 with #nanoFramework
And so on... Even way back somewhere at the beginning there was .NET micro framework so you could write c# code to run on MCU's like STM32 and others.
These days I target Android using #godot and csharp.
AI is a marketing contradiction.
It's marketed as "the future" and "cutting edge" but is averse to progress.
Case in point: I'm using #csharp 14 features and asking AI to find errors. It tells me these features don't exist in an app that compiles and runs.
I'm not sure how folks are supposed to build the future with this stuff when it will always be late to the party.
Let's Build & Deploy a MCP Server with C# | Beginner's Guide with James Montemagno.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKD-...
#ai #csharp #mcp #aimodels #dotnet
Let's Build & Deploy a MCP Ser...
3 simple tips for beginners to get started with using Autofac in CSharp!
Autofac is one of my favorite NuGet packages for all of the work I do with plugin-based architectures.
This article contains 3 simple tips for getting you up and running with Autofac if you're a beginner!
Have you tried using Autofac in your projects? What was your favorite and least favorite part about using it?
Check out the article:
https://www.devleader.ca/2024/02/25/using-autofac-in-csharp-3-simple-tips-for-beginnners/
Let's Build & Deploy a MCP Server with C# | Beginner's Guide with James Montemagno.
Jeremy Clark, Kunle Adeleke, Pichaimani Rajesh Kumar, and Matt Williams have Full-Day Workshops this July at Nebraska.Code().
.NET MAUI Updates in .NET 10 Preview 3 | by David Ortinau.
github.com/dotnet/maui/...
#dotnetmaui #dotnet10 #dotnet #mobiledev #csharp #xaml
.NET MAUI Updates in .NET 10 P...