@Migueldeicaza A build system that was actually pleasant to work with was @nuke by @matkoch
It‘s for the #dotnet #csharp world. It made a lot of right design choices.

Heya! 🥳 Super thrilled to announce XenoAtom.Terminal.UI is out in public preview: https://xenoatom.github.io/terminal/ 🚀

It's a modern, reactive retained-mode terminal UI framework for .NET - composable visuals, binding-first state updates, proper measure/arrange layout, and a fast cell-buffer renderer with alpha-blended theming (truecolor 🎨 terminals look gorgeous!).

Demos + docs are live - feedback welcome! 🙌

#dotnet #csharp #tui

Heya! 🥳 Super thrilled to announce XenoAtom.Terminal.UI is out in public preview: https://xenoatom.github.io/terminal/ 🚀

It's a modern, reactive retained-mode terminal UI framework for .NET - composable visuals, binding-first state updates, proper measure/arrange layout, and a fast cell-buffer renderer with alpha-blended theming (truecolor 🎨 terminals look gorgeous!).

Demos + docs are live - feedback welcome! 🙌

#dotnet #csharp #tui

And last but not least, a project from Max Reble which makes it possible to develop with the .NET framework on* the #Arduino UNO Q - adding support to the Arduino Router that lets the single-board computer side talk to the microcontroller side.

* Where "on" is expanded to mean "when tethered to a desktop running the full-fat .NET software development kit," anyway.

https://www.hackster.io/news/max-reble-brings-net-to-the-arduino-uno-q-with-an-open-source-arduino-router-client-library-49f703b89a5e

#Technology #News #DotNet #Software #Microcontroller #SingleBoardComputer #Hackster

@mapache talking about @badgefed and how it was built using #dotnet at #fosdem2026

@mapache talking about @badgefed and how it was built using #dotnet at #fosdem2026

There's not only an #Apple Steve. MS has their own stereotypical #DotNet version.

Talking of Steve-like jobs, this particular CEB Distinguished Engineer at #Microsoft sure loves to sprinkle #AI fairydust into disbelieving eyes, with 💫 dizzying enthusiast levels:

> “Our North Star is 1 engineer, 1 month, 1 million lines of code”

Rookie: What should I do?

CEB: We'll keep you out of the wind first few days. 250k LoC is fine.

(CEB = Chronically Excitable Ballmer, awarded to MS chief employees)

The New Features and Enhancements in .NET 10
#dotnet

https://isaacl.dev/gyi

The New Features and Enhancements in .NET 10
#dotnet

https://isaacl.dev/gyi

These deep-dive #dotnet videos are a treasure!

"Cancellation Tokens with Stephen Toub"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1GvSPaRQ-U

#csharp #development #technical #async

These deep-dive #dotnet videos are a treasure!

"Cancellation Tokens with Stephen Toub"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1GvSPaRQ-U

#csharp #development #technical #async

Hmmm... I may be rethinking my strategy with the #WebComponents Language Server. Writing it in Node requires it to be installed to use it or any of the extensions. That's kind of annoying for our #dotnet, #php, #java, #golang, #rust, and #ruby friends

FYI: LLVM vs .NET: Why Choose LLVM? #shorts: LLVM boasts significant industry and community support. It’s older than .NET, with backing and resources. LLVM offers versatility across platforms, empowering developers while requiring careful memory management. #LLVM #dotNET #compiler #technology #programming https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fwfBJivpZSE

Thinking of starting a Blame as a Service (BaaS) called "Blame Khalid”. For a monthly fee, you can blame all your #dev woes on me.

When your boss asks why you're behind.... Khalid
When your stakeholders ask why the feature is broken... Khalid
When you miss deployment deadlines… You guessed it, Khalid!

Reach out to find the right service plan for you and your team. There will be personal and enterprise plans. No longer shoulder your failures alone, let me help!

#development #software #dotnet

Nice to see the personal to-do list of getting projects onto using NuGet OIDC and .NET 10 getting shorter. When you maintain more than 50 projects, it takes an evening or two, but nice not to have to care about expiring tokens again. Now just need #NuGet to support Azure Trusted Signing😎
#dotnet

And here is the polished and fully functional version! 🥳 It is very cool to be able to debug C64 assembly code written in C#. You can modify all registers, stack variables, zero pages variables (you get access to their names!), VIC/SID registers. You can view the memory. Disassemble code. Step in, step through, step out. Even data breakpoints should work! 🚀

This will be released on November 13th, on the day of my talk for the .NET Conf 2025, at 3:30PM - CET, save the date! 📅

#dotnet #c64

Finally got also the VICE C64 debugger working with C# from Visual Studio as well. The experience is less smooth than VSCode for some aspects, so I won't demo it, but it is usable if you adapt your code to it It is still very cool to have such debugger support while not having to develop a VSIX extension for it! ✨

#dotnet #c64

And here is the polished and fully functional version! 🥳 It is very cool to be able to debug C64 assembly code written in C#. You can modify all registers, stack variables, zero pages variables (you get access to their names!), VIC/SID registers. You can view the memory. Disassemble code. Step in, step through, step out. Even data breakpoints should work! 🚀

This will be released on November 13th, on the day of my talk for the .NET Conf 2025, at 3:30PM - CET, save the date! 📅

#dotnet #c64

Woot! Prototyped this morning a C64 debugger for VSCode for my upcoming C# C64 development toolkit that I will present at the .NET Conf 2025 in November, and I got a first registers view working! 🥳

I should hopefully have something more polished to present! 🤞 It will be pretty cool as it will allow to step over C# code (that assemble 6502 code), with the ability to visualize all CPU registers, VIC, SID registers, zero pages variables...etc. all of that with live editing! 🚀

#dotnet #c64

I went to use a visual studio extension today that helped upgrade older versions to newer ones, it was free, worked offline, and did a great job of converting projects while providing a helpful report of what was changed and other notes about the process. A recent update to visual studio has completely disabled this functionality and added a "Modernize" option that only works with a paid Copilot subscription. Terrible enshittification of a product, but while reading about a possible workaround, I found a nuclear take with one of the worst analogies I've ever seen anyone try to make:
https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/Error-Message-when-loading-VS-20206-afte/10971375#T-N10974933

#VisualStudio #VisualStudio2022 #Microsoft #Copilot #DotNet #enshittification