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C# file-based apps let you do what young me did with BASIC at computer shops in the 80s🤣
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C# file-based apps let you do what young me did with BASIC at computer shops in the 80s🤣
#dotnet #charp

C# file-based apps let you do what young me did with BASIC at computer shops in the 80s🤣
#dotnet #charp

C# file-based apps let you do what young me did with BASIC at computer shops in the 80s🤣
#dotnet #charp

C# file-based apps let you do what young me did with BASIC at computer shops in the 80s🤣
#dotnet #charp

.NET Pulse issue number 27.

.NET 9 introduces a GUID version 7 implementation.

Find out the differences with GUID version 4 in tomorrow's issue.

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#dotnet #charp #guid

.NET Pulse issue number 27.

.NET 9 introduces a GUID version 7 implementation.

Find out the differences with GUID version 4 in tomorrow's issue.

Join 1,760 fellow engineers and get the issue directly into your inbox.

Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3H5vPm9

#dotnet #charp #guid

.NET Pulse issue number 27.

.NET 9 introduces a GUID version 7 implementation.

Find out the differences with GUID version 4 in tomorrow's issue.

Join 1,760 fellow engineers and get the issue directly into your inbox.

Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3H5vPm9

#dotnet #charp #guid

.NET Pulse issue number 27.

.NET 9 introduces a GUID version 7 implementation.

Find out the differences with GUID version 4 in tomorrow's issue.

Join 1,760 fellow engineers and get the issue directly into your inbox.

Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3H5vPm9

#dotnet #charp #guid

.NET Pulse issue number 27.

.NET 9 introduces a GUID version 7 implementation.

Find out the differences with GUID version 4 in tomorrow's issue.

Join 1,760 fellow engineers and get the issue directly into your inbox.

Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3H5vPm9

#dotnet #charp #guid

Hi #dotnet, I really need your help.

Let's show everyone #Mastodon is even better than X for #devhelp.

How do you run multiple intg. tests in .NET?

I am looking into #testcontainers and that seems best (or also this FluentDocker lib: https://guiferreira.me/archive/2023/dotnet-integration-testing-with-docker-compose)

My concern is about eating CPU/RAM on #CICD host(s), as we have a lot of #tests & running a lot of stacks in parallel seems challenging (a lot of #DB services to start up).

I wonder, can I run eg. 10 by 10 of tests?

#charp #docker

Hi #dotnet, I really need your help.

Let's show everyone #Mastodon is even better than X for #devhelp.

How do you run multiple intg. tests in .NET?

I am looking into #testcontainers and that seems best (or also this FluentDocker lib: https://guiferreira.me/archive/2023/dotnet-integration-testing-with-docker-compose)

My concern is about eating CPU/RAM on #CICD host(s), as we have a lot of #tests & running a lot of stacks in parallel seems challenging (a lot of #DB services to start up).

I wonder, can I run eg. 10 by 10 of tests?

#charp #docker

Hi #dotnet, I really need your help.

Let's show everyone #Mastodon is even better than X for #devhelp.

How do you run multiple intg. tests in .NET?

I am looking into #testcontainers and that seems best (or also this FluentDocker lib: https://guiferreira.me/archive/2023/dotnet-integration-testing-with-docker-compose)

My concern is about eating CPU/RAM on #CICD host(s), as we have a lot of #tests & running a lot of stacks in parallel seems challenging (a lot of #DB services to start up).

I wonder, can I run eg. 10 by 10 of tests?

#charp #docker

Hi #dotnet, I really need your help.

Let's show everyone #Mastodon is even better than X for #devhelp.

How do you run multiple intg. tests in .NET?

I am looking into #testcontainers and that seems best (or also this FluentDocker lib: https://guiferreira.me/archive/2023/dotnet-integration-testing-with-docker-compose)

My concern is about eating CPU/RAM on #CICD host(s), as we have a lot of #tests & running a lot of stacks in parallel seems challenging (a lot of #DB services to start up).

I wonder, can I run eg. 10 by 10 of tests?

#charp #docker

Hi #dotnet, I really need your help.

Let's show everyone #Mastodon is even better than X for #devhelp.

How do you run multiple intg. tests in .NET?

I am looking into #testcontainers and that seems best (or also this FluentDocker lib: https://guiferreira.me/archive/2023/dotnet-integration-testing-with-docker-compose)

My concern is about eating CPU/RAM on #CICD host(s), as we have a lot of #tests & running a lot of stacks in parallel seems challenging (a lot of #DB services to start up).

I wonder, can I run eg. 10 by 10 of tests?

#charp #docker

Refactor your code with default lambda parameters - .NET Blog

This article concludes a series on C# 12, highlighting "default lambda parameters" which simplify expressing default values in lambdas, enhancing code readability and maintainability

#CSharp12 #Charp #CodeReadability #Maintainability #Programming #DotNet #SoftwareDevelopment

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/refactor-your-code-with-default-lambda-parameters/

Refactor your code with default lambda parameters - .NET Blog

This article concludes a series on C# 12, highlighting "default lambda parameters" which simplify expressing default values in lambdas, enhancing code readability and maintainability

#CSharp12 #Charp #CodeReadability #Maintainability #Programming #DotNet #SoftwareDevelopment

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/refactor-your-code-with-default-lambda-parameters/

Refactor your code with default lambda parameters - .NET Blog

This article concludes a series on C# 12, highlighting "default lambda parameters" which simplify expressing default values in lambdas, enhancing code readability and maintainability

#CSharp12 #Charp #CodeReadability #Maintainability #Programming #DotNet #SoftwareDevelopment

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/refactor-your-code-with-default-lambda-parameters/

Refactor your code with default lambda parameters - .NET Blog

This article concludes a series on C# 12, highlighting "default lambda parameters" which simplify expressing default values in lambdas, enhancing code readability and maintainability

#CSharp12 #Charp #CodeReadability #Maintainability #Programming #DotNet #SoftwareDevelopment

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/refactor-your-code-with-default-lambda-parameters/

Refactor your code with default lambda parameters - .NET Blog

This article concludes a series on C# 12, highlighting "default lambda parameters" which simplify expressing default values in lambdas, enhancing code readability and maintainability

#CSharp12 #Charp #CodeReadability #Maintainability #Programming #DotNet #SoftwareDevelopment

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/refactor-your-code-with-default-lambda-parameters/

Just released: OpenAI.NET v 0.1

This brand new library offers a simple and easy way to integrate your .NET solutions with #OpenAI and #ChatGPT.

This library is special because it was fully built over livestreams with The Standard Community leveraging engineering best practices and guidelines according to The Standard.

Check out our full live streams sessions in developing this library here on #YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQnTpGV-7YA&list=PLan3SCnsISTTl_MnGP6B78Nfu9Ix8G4mU

Check out the source code of the library here on #github:

https://github.com/hassanhabib/OpenAI.NET

And lastly huge thanks to the amazing engineers from everywhere around the world who helped get this done in just one week!

This library offers Completions today, but we will continue to stream and release more and more features as we go!

Make sure you stay tuned and thank you for using our library!

#openai #chatgpt #dotnet #charp

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Standard.AI.OpenAI

Just released: OpenAI.NET v 0.1

This brand new library offers a simple and easy way to integrate your .NET solutions with #OpenAI and #ChatGPT.

This library is special because it was fully built over livestreams with The Standard Community leveraging engineering best practices and guidelines according to The Standard.

Check out our full live streams sessions in developing this library here on #YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQnTpGV-7YA&list=PLan3SCnsISTTl_MnGP6B78Nfu9Ix8G4mU

Check out the source code of the library here on #github:

https://github.com/hassanhabib/OpenAI.NET

And lastly huge thanks to the amazing engineers from everywhere around the world who helped get this done in just one week!

This library offers Completions today, but we will continue to stream and release more and more features as we go!

Make sure you stay tuned and thank you for using our library!

#openai #chatgpt #dotnet #charp

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Standard.AI.OpenAI

Just released: OpenAI.NET v 0.1

This brand new library offers a simple and easy way to integrate your .NET solutions with #OpenAI and #ChatGPT.

This library is special because it was fully built over livestreams with The Standard Community leveraging engineering best practices and guidelines according to The Standard.

Check out our full live streams sessions in developing this library here on #YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQnTpGV-7YA&list=PLan3SCnsISTTl_MnGP6B78Nfu9Ix8G4mU

Check out the source code of the library here on #github:

https://github.com/hassanhabib/OpenAI.NET

And lastly huge thanks to the amazing engineers from everywhere around the world who helped get this done in just one week!

This library offers Completions today, but we will continue to stream and release more and more features as we go!

Make sure you stay tuned and thank you for using our library!

#openai #chatgpt #dotnet #charp

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Standard.AI.OpenAI

Just released: OpenAI.NET v 0.1

This brand new library offers a simple and easy way to integrate your .NET solutions with #OpenAI and #ChatGPT.

This library is special because it was fully built over livestreams with The Standard Community leveraging engineering best practices and guidelines according to The Standard.

Check out our full live streams sessions in developing this library here on #YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQnTpGV-7YA&list=PLan3SCnsISTTl_MnGP6B78Nfu9Ix8G4mU

Check out the source code of the library here on #github:

https://github.com/hassanhabib/OpenAI.NET

And lastly huge thanks to the amazing engineers from everywhere around the world who helped get this done in just one week!

This library offers Completions today, but we will continue to stream and release more and more features as we go!

Make sure you stay tuned and thank you for using our library!

#openai #chatgpt #dotnet #charp

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Standard.AI.OpenAI

Just released: OpenAI.NET v 0.1

This brand new library offers a simple and easy way to integrate your .NET solutions with #OpenAI and #ChatGPT.

This library is special because it was fully built over livestreams with The Standard Community leveraging engineering best practices and guidelines according to The Standard.

Check out our full live streams sessions in developing this library here on #YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQnTpGV-7YA&list=PLan3SCnsISTTl_MnGP6B78Nfu9Ix8G4mU

Check out the source code of the library here on #github:

https://github.com/hassanhabib/OpenAI.NET

And lastly huge thanks to the amazing engineers from everywhere around the world who helped get this done in just one week!

This library offers Completions today, but we will continue to stream and release more and more features as we go!

Make sure you stay tuned and thank you for using our library!

#openai #chatgpt #dotnet #charp

https://www.nuget.org/packages/Standard.AI.OpenAI

When should I favor extension methods over #Charp 8 default interface implementations?

When I have an extension method in the same assembly and namespace as the interface it extends, is there any reason to *NOT* use a default interface implementation on the interface instead?

#dotnet #APIDesign #FrameworkDesign #FrameworkDesignGuildlines
@bot

When should I favor extension methods over #Charp 8 default interface implementations?

When I have an extension method in the same assembly and namespace as the interface it extends, is there any reason to *NOT* use a default interface implementation on the interface instead?

#dotnet #APIDesign #FrameworkDesign #FrameworkDesignGuildlines
@bot

When should I favor extension methods over #Charp 8 default interface implementations?

When I have an extension method in the same assembly and namespace as the interface it extends, is there any reason to *NOT* use a default interface implementation on the interface instead?

#dotnet #APIDesign #FrameworkDesign #FrameworkDesignGuildlines
@bot

When should I favor extension methods over #Charp 8 default interface implementations?

When I have an extension method in the same assembly and namespace as the interface it extends, is there any reason to *NOT* use a default interface implementation on the interface instead?

#dotnet #APIDesign #FrameworkDesign #FrameworkDesignGuildlines
@bot

When should I favor extension methods over #Charp 8 default interface implementations?

When I have an extension method in the same assembly and namespace as the interface it extends, is there any reason to *NOT* use a default interface implementation on the interface instead?

#dotnet #APIDesign #FrameworkDesign #FrameworkDesignGuildlines
@bot