.Net, C#, Web Developers

Wow 😲 An entire .NET MAUI learning path on Microsoft Learn is for free now!

Just check it out here 👍
https://docs.microsoft.com/learn/paths/build-apps-with-dotnet-maui/?WT.mc_id=friends-0000-jamont

​​Check out a list of .NET APIs for most commonly used file formats, which I recently discovered on the Internet. There are Word, Excel, PDF, and many more formats support 👌
https://products.conholdate.com/total/net/

Join Microsoft Build May 24–26 2022 and explore the latest innovations in code and application development.

There are secure cloud developer environments, cloud-native apps, collaborative apps, low code, and many more 😲
https://mybuild.microsoft.com/en-US/home?wt.mc_ID=Build2022_corp_bl_oo_Newsletter_WinInsiders

Are you working on a .NET Core app that runs on Windows subsystem for Linux? The following article describes how to debug such apps using Visual Studio 2022 WSL debugger component.

The author utilizes Avalonia as a UI framework and provides lots of examples for this article and for this cool cross-platform framework 👍

You can read the article and leave your comments in our chat 🔥
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5330464/Running-and-Debugging-Multiplatform-NET-NET-Core-N

In this video Holger Flick, MVP and chief evangelist at TMS Software, explains how he creates his videos.

You will learn where to get ideas, how to work with the material, what the hardware and software are used to make videos, and many more 🤔

Just watch it, and don't forget to 👍👎
https://youtu.be/gr37KetWqq0

If you need to connect your .NET Core app to a Firebird database, this news might be useful to you. Recently, they released a new major version 9.0.0.0 of ADO.NET provider for Firebird with Entity Framework Core 6.0 support.

This version includes new data types from .NET 6, batching API support, small yet still important improvements, and 😲 expectable breaking changes.

You can learn more about this release here 👍
https://github.com/FirebirdSQL/NETProvider

​​Do you need to deal with PDF Documents In C#? The following article might be useful if you want to programmatically add a list to the document.

The author utilizes the FreeSpire.PDF for .NET library and provides simple examples to create ordered and unordered lists, and also to add bullet images. 👍
https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/how-to-create-lists-in-pdf-documents-in-c-sharp/

Good news for those who interested in taking advantage of SQLite and EntityFramework in your Blazor WebAssembly apps.

Just check out a package that automatically stores the database in your browser's cache to persist between sessions.

...and don't forget to 👍👎
https://youtu.be/ZeJISZgy-FM

​​Jordan Russell Software have updated their wonderful 🔥 installer tool - InnoSetup up to the version 6.2.1.

The update includes protection against potential DLL preloading attacks and fixes some cosmetic issues. I've already installed this update and tried to recompile installations for our C# .NET components.

In fact, the dark theme rules 👍
https://jrsoftware.org/isdl.php

Recently Microsoft announced Entity Framework Core 7 (EF7) Preview 3.

There are scaffolding/reverse-engineering templates, update pipeline improvements, and many more.

You can learn more from their official dev blog 👍
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-entity-framework-7-preview-3/

​​Hello, this is our first post after a month of inactivity. There were many dev tasks that required a lot of coding, testing, etc. etc. So I decided to start from this interesting news. Please take a look and don't forget to 👍👎

Visual Assist and Unreal Engine are getting closer each other. Check out new C++ Enhancements: there are smart suggestions, showing comments from base classes, and many more.
If your work on a C++ gaming project using Unreal Engine, this article is for you 🔥

Visual Assist is the must be tool for many devs. In fact, if you are working on any other project, this Visual Studio extension might safe your time dramatically 😲

https://www.wholetomato.com/visual-assist-ue4-unreal-engine

😲 Did you know that last week .NET celebrated his 20th anniversary? The live broadcast was was held on February 14. I heard that Delphi's 27th birthday occurred on the same date. Funny coincidence 😀

Please watch the video and don't forget to leave your 👍👎
https://youtu.be/67tCWKnweso

​​Have you ever needed to implement a fully-featured text editor in your C# app? Just check out this interesting article, where the author introduces a text editor based on the RichtextBox class. Unfortunately, the sources are on the Codeproject's server. I needed three attempts to download them 😲

I hope the author will move this useful project to GitHub to let more devs to join and fork it 🔥
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1191753/A-Full-Featured-Editor-Based-on-the-Richtext-Box-3

​​OFF 😂 by Programmer Jokes

Some time ago I had to parse transport-neutral formatted messages (TNEF) in a language, other than C#, in Delphi. There are lots of solutions in C# on the Internet. But not in Delphi. So I've implemented a class library and published the solution on GitHub.

Today I've found another C# project that deals with Microsoft Outlook (MSG) messages. The MSG binary format differs from TNEF. The program reads properties from Outlook MSG files, extracts HTML, and other message parts.

Just check it out and don't forget to 👍
https://github.com/Sicos1977/msgreader

​​Huh, the following article says that you can use new C# features with old .NET frameworks. C# is part of the SDK and compiles to IL, which old runtimes can run, as well.

Just read here to learn more 😲
https://dusted.codes/dotnet-basics

​​Wow, check out an interesting free plotting library for .NET that can interactively display large datasets. There are line plots, bar charts, pie graphs, scatter plots, and more with just a few lines of code 🔥
https://github.com/ScottPlot/ScottPlot

​​OFF 😆 image by @pvergadia

Yet another post about design patterns. If you use the patterns in your code, please check out this big article that might help you to tackle certain problems in certain situations.

😲 I know guys who learned patters one-by-one to quickly apply them when coding. To be honest, I didn't learn design patterns so closely, but used some of them, such as Singleton and Visitor. In fact, they was helped me a lot.

The article covers, I think, the most of possible design patterns and provides good code examples.
The examples are not in C#, but in fact, they allow to catch the main idea of the pattern.

Put 👍 if the article was useful for you.
https://github.com/kamranahmedse/design-patterns-for-humans

Check out this relatively long video that covers some aspects of Web and REST API development, such as the Content Negotiation in ASP.NET Web API, REST and SOAP service response formats, Web API, JSON, and many more.
🧐The guys use the Talend API Tester Chrome extension to show request and response internals and C# example service to demonstrate different service settings.

I think, the video might be used as a Q&A resource in the Web API development 👌
https://youtu.be/AVROtn5QhQY