bradwilson, to ubuntu
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I've updated my ansible-dev-pc¹ repository to support the recently released Ubuntu 24.04 (hence my discussion on getting .NET to behave). This supports Desktop Ubuntu 22.04/24.04, Pop!_OS 22.04, and Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 in WSL 2.

I'm still waiting for Pop!_OS 24.04 to be released so I can verify it there as well.

¹https://github.com/bradwilson/ansible-dev-pc

ICooper, to dotnet
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Just struck by looking at a copyright header in Brighter that I have been working on this library for 10 years.

We have outlasted a lot of MS frameworks. We continue to provide support for .NET Framework customers.

Worth bearing in mind if you don't believe that OSS maintainers can be committed to their users.

arahimx, to dotnet
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🎉 Excited to join Mastodon! 🚀 As a .NET enthusiast, eager to connect with fellow developers, share insights, and explore the latest in the world of .NET development. Whether it's ASP.NET Core, C#, or any other aspect, let's geek out together! 💻 Drop me a follow, and let's kickstart some meaningful conversations. Cheers to new connections and endless possibilities! 🥂

bradwilson, to dotnet
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I'm skeptical of the new tight integration of .NET to Ubuntu 24.04. I noticed two things immediately:

  • I don't have access to .NET 6 at all
  • I don't have access to the latest .NET 8 SDK any more (currently 8.0.104, despite latest being 8.0.204).

I assumed using the Microsoft apt feed would allow me to use newer even if Ubuntu's feeds were older, but... not so much.

If .NET 6 is still supported, why isn't it on Ubuntu 24.04? And why are we being held back?

#dotnet #ubuntu #ubuntu24

xunit, to dotnet
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We just shipped v2 Core Framework 2.8.0, Analyzers 1.13.0, and Visual Studio adapter 2.8.0. The primary purpose of this release is a new parallelism algorithm that should make test timing more reliable, and make thread deadlocks in your tests less likely.

Read all about the new algorithm here: https://xunit.net/docs/running-tests-in-parallel#algorithms

Enjoy!

Release notes:

https://xunit.net/releases/v2/2.8.0
https://xunit.net/releases/analyzers/1.13.0
https://xunit.net/releases/visualstudio/2.8.0

csnetprogrammer, to dotnet
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joaofbantunes, to Kubernetes
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Exploring some ideas, messing with the API using the client 🙂

khalidabuhakmeh, to godot
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I had fun making these sketches for a #godotengine tutorial I'm writing for the #JetBrains guide. I think they came out pretty good. What do you folks think? #dotnet #gamedev

Diagram showing imperative programming vs. game loop programming

shanselman, to random
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Part 2 - it’s an EVEN DEEPER DIVE into LINQ with me and @stephentoub https://youtu.be/W4-NVVNwCWs?si=DSdj4uxmHbAFM_Yo as we continue DEEP @dotnet

jesper_linnet,
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@shanselman These three deep dive videos with you and Stephen have just been amazing 🙏🏻

@dotnet
#dotnet

TimPurdum, to dotnet
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folks, any way to easily prevent component re-use on navigation away/back to the same page? This is causing an issue in GeoBlazor components holding on to old Ids.

WetHat, to VisualStudio
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.slnx The New .NET Solution XML File Format - NDepend Blog

For decades the .sln solution file format relied on a Microsoft proprietary file format, verbose, hardly readable, and based on GUIDs.

Now Visual Studio 2022 17.10 will propose the new .NET solution file format with improved handling of solution file merge conflicts.

https://blog.ndepend.com/slnx-the-new-net-solution-xml-file-format/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=lbrgriffith%2Fmagazine%2FPC+DEVELOPER

delegatevoid, to dotnet
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While developing firmware I really love to use terminal applications to debug the firmware/hardware.
As a developer I get access to this amazing library: Spectre.Console https://spectreconsole.net/
It takes care of almost everything you could possibly want of a console app

meziantou, to dotnet
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alvinashcraft, to machinelearning
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jfversluis, to dotnet
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Sorry to keep going on about this, but after May 1 your iOS app might be rejected from the store! 🤯

So make sure to get your Apple Privacy Manifest sorted.

Actually, I found a new tool today to help you create one, check this one out!

https://wemakeapps.net/manifest-maker

alvinashcraft, to dotnet
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Dew Drop – April 22, 2024 ()

Top links:

  • How to create a trial version for a C# Windows Forms app
  • Will Visual Studio be migrated to .NET Core and become multi-platform?
  • React Native Radio - RIP App Center and other news
  • Wolverine's new PostgreSQL messaging transport
  • A short guide to mastering keyboard shortcuts on GitHub
  • Build your first ML Model with ML.NET Model Builder

https://www.alvinashcraft.com/2024/04/22/dew-drop-april-22-2024-4174/

fornever, to dotnet
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Just released version 1.0.0 of my file path library for , TruePath, to NuGet: https://github.com/ForNeVeR/TruePath/releases/tag/v1.0.0

Go check it out! It allows for nice things like new AbsolutePath("/foo") / "bar", giving a strict guarantee that an AbsolutePath is absolute. (LocalPath as an alternative not guaranteed to be absolute.)

I was so tired of not having a portable abstraction like that, that I decided to develop my own. It's been tested in one of my other projects so far, but now you can use it too!

xaberue, to dotnet
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Hey developers, specially those working with : how good or bad is your experience with the new web template and the different interactive modes?

philvessey, to dotnet
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CI/CD and pipelines/actions -> great when they work, nightmare when you have to change something and they just break

bradwilson, to vscode
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I am extraordinarily annoyed by the fact that #Copilot appears to be enabled by default now in #VSCode and I can't find any way to turn it off. #dotnet #csharp

khalidabuhakmeh, to blazor
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An user asked for help this week regarding a blog post I had written, which made me revisit a demo I did and think about @alexzeitler HX-Trigger post.

After some exploration, I managed to uncover a solution for Blazor Components. This solution allows you to set headers, enabling the triggering of HTMX requests upon response.

Bonus HTML, anyone?

khalidabuhakmeh, to unity
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Reading the #Unity docs only to find out they, too, are team #dropthedot. Let's Goooooooooooo! #dotnet

khalidabuhakmeh, to dotnet
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This page might interest the @godotengine team, as it shows that Unity (China) has figured out how to use 8 and Wasm to deliver mini-games to the web.

https://docs.unity.cn/cn/tuanjiemanual/Manual/WeixinMiniGameDotNetSupport.html

khalidabuhakmeh, to dotnet
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Look at all that in the and ecosystem. That's pretty cool.

khalidabuhakmeh, to dotnet
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Just noticed a nice quality of life improvement for devs using . When in the Tool Window, you'll also see if a project has a dependency implicitly installed in the project.

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