overall pretty nifty and so many more use cases I want to apply these towards. Can't always make a perfect public API but if you can tell someone how to use it its darn close
just whipped up my first #dotnet Roslyn Analyzer and Code fix for my minimal API endpoint generator.
got a solid API snuffed out and don't plan to break anything public. Automatically generating minimal APIs and route groups for #dotnet applications. Try it out on #nuget github.com/Scribbly-Fun...
This minimal API generator is starting to come together. Just declare a function, any function and the generator will map it to endpoint groups or the root application. Im working on route configuration API as well so users can configure the groups or configure the endpoints indevidually.
@jetbrains.com updated to the latest #Rider for #dotnet Creating source generators is finally awesome and has never been easier. Direct project references update after build. It's very easy to debug and review the output code. Great Work! Instant feedback loop
Yeah because Aspire is pretty awesome π
My girlfriend just told me βanytime you use an underscore itβs codeβ π§ thoughts #softwaredevelopment
are folks seriosuly overhere writing console apps in JS and running them locally on node?
Wrote this little #csharp #dotnet βMedihaterβ package for no reason other than having a little fun with Generics. I think itβs got some pretty decent features for a first release
github.com/Scribbly-Fun...
I was shook when I saw that copilot button inside GitHub issues, surely programmers are cooked now. Then it went on to tell me how to understand the issue and do a PR. I guess we get to keep our jobs a little bit longer
Officially looking for a job that has never heard of scrum
Still need to figure out how to check if A resource is already stopped before I attempt to stop it.
github.com/Scribbly-Fun...
I created a little #dotnet #Aspire extension to build dotnet projects.
@james.montemagno.com your welcome
Anytime I do anything with generics in {insert any other language} Iβm reminded C# is the GOAT
BIG NEWS!!! my bff @james.montemagno.com is joining #aspirifridays tomorrow so @damianedwards.com and I can help him fix the Aspirification of an app he built based on an app that @davidfowl.com built?! the shenanigans will be high. bingo included. SEE YOU TOMORROW! www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIVs...
Amazing, congratulations
Apparently I can run 99 clients before my machine crashes, donβt ask me how I found out :)
oh boy, feeling pretty good about this Aspire setup. Running my SQL server, a node front end, aspnet API, and 10 client application similating hardware reporting into our call center #dotnet #aspire
My EF Core SQL script is vibing hard to some #bustarhymes
how timely, Im making a presentation for my team about F#, mind if I snip this for a slide?
let's go #linux vs #window #github actions raceπ
welp this is what I came up with. Filtered routes with a configured sample rate. I wish I could get this running before the span is ever created. I did a bunch of benchmarks and got it working pretty dang fast.
what is the best way to create a #dotnet #aspnet #opentelemetry route specific sampler? I created a custom sampler but it runs prior to the request information being added to the Activty so I can't really evaluate the route path
My phone feels like a giant Pyle of slow since these latest updates. But yeah that groovy border animation
In contrast asking why csharp sucks, hmm you must be doing it wrong :)
Asking ChatGPT why JavaScript sucks, let me count the ways
Sadly it wasnβt a large enough problem to really learn the language. @woodruff.dev great blogs btw certainly not a 1:1 port