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  1. Ok, I've spent waayyy to much time, trying to get this thing running by now.

    Dear BahnBubble: Is there a way to run DiLoc-Sync with Wine under Linux?
    I tried a multitude of dotnet versions, I downloaded the "NET native framework", "NET native runtime" and "VCLibs" and put the missing DLLs beside my exe.

    And now it fails with the error from the screenshot.

    #BahnBubble #Linux #Wine #Winetricks #DotNETFramework #DiLocSync

  2. Ok, I've spent waayyy to much time, trying to get this thing running by now.

    Dear BahnBubble: Is there a way to run DiLoc-Sync with Wine under Linux?
    I tried a multitude of dotnet versions, I downloaded the "NET native framework", "NET native runtime" and "VCLibs" and put the missing DLLs beside my exe.

    And now it fails with the error from the screenshot.

    #BahnBubble #Linux #Wine #Winetricks #DotNETFramework #DiLocSync

  3. 🚀 From Legacy to Linux: Migrating a Massive ASP.NET Framework App to .NET 8
    A solo deep dive into modernizing a legacy system—refactoring, replatforming, and launching into the cloud.
    🔗 medium.com/@michael.kopt/4c4ce

  4. My org is just starting the transition from #DotNetFramework to #DotNetCore. Most apps to stay in Framework for a while. System-wide config is stored in machine.config w/encrypted appsettings & connectionstrings sections. I’ve created a .NET 4.8 console app that takes the path to a .NET Core exe or DLL & a list of settings & conn strings. It then launches the Core app w/settings/strings passed along as parameters.
    Not sure if this is clever or very stupid. What say you? #dotnet #c# #C#CSharp

  5. My org is just starting the transition from #DotNetFramework to #DotNetCore. Most apps to stay in Framework for a while. System-wide config is stored in machine.config w/encrypted appsettings & connectionstrings sections. I’ve created a .NET 4.8 console app that takes the path to a .NET Core exe or DLL & a list of settings & conn strings. It then launches the Core app w/settings/strings passed along as parameters.
    Not sure if this is clever or very stupid. What say you? #dotnet #c# #C#CSharp

  6. I could go as far back as , which this machine comes with, but setting up an older environment with the right version of , , etc., is a challenge.

  7. I could go as far back as #Windows8, which this machine comes with, but setting up an older environment with the right version of #DotNetFramework, #DirectX, etc., is a challenge.

  8. I can understand why people would hate #entityframework after a few years working on an older #dotnetframework version. Updating the edmx and regenerating code is painful. It doesn't help that the tooling isn't great either. I spent 3 hours trying to get VS 2022 to correctly generate code and edmx changes from a database change. This should have taken minutes.

    The newer #dotnet versions of EF Core are so much better.

  9. I can understand why people would hate #entityframework after a few years working on an older #dotnetframework version. Updating the edmx and regenerating code is painful. It doesn't help that the tooling isn't great either. I spent 3 hours trying to get VS 2022 to correctly generate code and edmx changes from a database change. This should have taken minutes.

    The newer #dotnet versions of EF Core are so much better.

  10. Kudos to #Microsoft, that the #DotNetFramework migration to #DotNet is easier with #WPF than #WinForms (Why did you have to change all class names, inheritance hierarchies and stuff?)

  11. Kudos to #Microsoft, that the #DotNetFramework migration to #DotNet is easier with #WPF than #WinForms (Why did you have to change all class names, inheritance hierarchies and stuff?)

  12. Building a Plugin Architecture with Managed Extensibility Framework.

    Incorporating extensibility features into a software system itself may not be inherently challenging. What proves more intricate is the discernment, assessment, or anticipation of when it is opportune and beneficial to introduce such extensibility points.

    codeproject.com/Articles/53794