I especially loved the datetime field overflow when passing dotnet's date time.minvalue because we didn't preemptively use datetime2 in the schema lol.

The answer is yes. Java has always had a pie-in-the-sky side, somewhat mirroring dotNET's and its makers' talent for marketing. There are solutions that everyone dreams of, with bloated proof of concepts that barely work, versus solutions that work well today.

www.code4it.dev/blog/debugge... - #dotNET's [DebuggerDisplay] attribute allows writing a much better debugging message without overriding .ToString(). Nice post www.linkedin.com/in/belloneda....

Dotnet's place in the AI ecosystem https://old.reddit.com/r/dotnet/comments/1kwvjcf/dotnets_place_in_the_ai_ecosystem/

#dotnet

ChatGPT just helped me troubleshoot a weird NullReferenceException in dotnet's CLI tool. These things are actually so good at IT lmfao

I decided to use C# with my Godot 4.4 project (as it's *probably* closer to TypeScript, which I'm largely comfortable with). I've added dotnet's .editorconfig and set many severity levels to 'warn' rather than 'suggestion'...

@captainsafia.com does (or will) #dotnet's OpenApi generator have a way to declare a custom schema transformer for type as an attribute, like we can with JsonConverter?

E.g.:

[OpenApiTransformer()]
public record MyId(int Value);

https://dusted.codes/dotenv-in-dotnet - building support for .env files in #dotNET's IConfiguration. Nice code walk-throughs https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustinmoris/.

In a browser you could use dotnet's JS Interop, but for server side I think I'd just spin up a separate node server and expose my JS needs as api calls.

https://khalidabuhakmeh.com/aspnet-core-6-mvc-upgrade-systemtextjson-serialization-issues - sharp edges in #dotNET's System.Text.Json and how to configure the #json serializer to work around them. Nice post https://mastodon.social/@khalidabuhakmeh.

#GameDev #Programming #Godot #Coding

One thing that keeps throwing me off in Godot C# is that it has several methods that are nearly identical to Dotnet's regular premade methods and Im like "so do I use the godot version? Or the one I know" lol

https://andrewlock.net/a-deep-dive-into-the-new-task-waitasync-api-in-dotnet-6/ - how does #dotNET's `WaitAsync()` work under-the-hood? Great #DeepDive https://uk.linkedin.com/in/andrewdlock.

https://laurentkempe.com/2023/03/13/dotnet-7-sdk-built-in-container-improvements/ - how to use #dotNET's built-in #Docker #container build support including base image, tagging, and push to a registry. Nice post https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurentkempe.

https://jeremybytes.blogspot.com/2022/07/null-forgiving-operator-in-c.html?m=1 - #dotNET's #null forgiving operator. Or said differently "I know what I'm doing". Use it sparingly, but it's incredibly helpful for removing null warnings.

All my experiences with dotnet's global.json summarized:

1. Clone a repository that has global.json
2. Build fails because installed SDK is off by 1 nano-version
3. Delete global.json

Span/Memory types could be one of #dotnet's underrated features for writing safe and performant code. they even surpass #golang/#swift slices thanks to their read-only variants. https://twitter.com/esesci/status/1501345444986646528