The VCS integration in #JetBrainsRider is so awesome. If you find a file in your commit window you need to ignore, you can just right-click and "Add to .gitignore”. No more tracking down the file and figuring out where to put the line. #dotnet#git#vcs#software#development
@khalidabuhakmeh First looked at Rider when MS abandoned VS on Mac. Now using it 100% for Maui and Blazor projects over a couple of month. There was a bit of friction from muscle memory but so far I am missing nothing. If you have questions I am happy to provide experience from the transition.
@SmartmanApps@khalidabuhakmeh I'm not even sure I understand the question :) I've never worked with dotnet publish and don't know what tool-manifest is. I just use <PackAsTool> in the .csproj to produce a .nupkg when the project builds.
An update notice reminded me of this plugin for #Jetbrains#Rider. Every #dotnet developer should use a plugin like this. I see this one supports #Resharper too, but if there's another extension like it for Visual Studio running sans-Resharper I'd love to know in order to keep my team in check.
It has become a tool that I don't need much anymore because it has helped me so much in the past to recognize complex code
If I have a simple C# 4.8 application and I wanted to add a way to feed it instructions remotely, how would I do that? This will be a program running fullscreen that needs full control of the mouse/keyboard.
All API tutorials I can find either describe .NET Core or controller options I do not have available because this is a basic project.
In this post I describe a Rosyln analyzer you can use to enforce that primary constructors are only used for initialization and never to capture as fields
It’s nice to know I live rent-free in the minds of #dotnet folks, so much so that they felt the need to come by the BUILD booth to tell our JetBrains folks about me. 😅
This time I decided to go with the analysis based on the work initially made by @joaofbantunes. Be ready to see some assembly code generated by the JIT compiler, see some #dotnet source code and finally find if strong typing means poor performance or not.
Anybody know when we get the #Roslyn 4.10 NuGet packages (like Microsoft.CodeAnalysis)?
I'm assuming they're going to follow the "even" pattern and declare 17.10 as LTSC, which means I will want to officially support Roslyn 4.10. Both of these pages are currently out of date:
I'm sold on building my .NET NativeAOT Vulkan prototype on top of wlroots https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots instead of going raw with DRM/KMS. Any folks that experienced wlroots?
Gonna have to create a binding for this one though, before I can start anything, but that will be hopefully a lot less work than dealing directly with DRM/KMS 😅
I have used the vk.xml registry & parsed the man docs to generate a complete Vulkan API with intellisense! 🚀
I took also the opportunity to add overloads in/out parameters, ReadOnlySpan/Spans and make optional params with default value. Lots of codegen, but that was worth it 😎
The vulkan_core.generated.cs is over 90,000 lines of C# code 🙈
Next step: Bare metal Vulkan C# NativeAOT on top of the Linux kernel + libdrm 😱
