When .Net core meets nodejs and server side pre rendering: Microsoft ASP.NET Core JavaScript Services
Start a new project with:
npm install -g yo generator-aspnetcore-spaMore details here: Using ASP.NET Core Javascript Services to Play Nice with Client-side Frameworks or A Real-World React.js Setup for ASP.NET Core and MVC5.
How to use sinopia as free private npm solution: Maintaining a Private NPM registry for your Organization with Sinopia
OpenIddict aims at providing a simple and easy-to-use solution to implement an OpenID Connect server in any ASP.NET Core application
It’s here Easy-to-use OpenID Connect server for ASP.NET Core.
and a simple use: Implementing simple token authentication in ASP.NET Core with OpenIddict
VS2017 provides a minimal support for .editorconfig. This extension provides everything else: options in Tools>Options and modern editing (syntax coloring, intellisense and code reformatting).
EditorConfig Language Service – Visual Studio Marketplace
VS 2017 support is provided by Roslyn wich add new Code Style Options.
A plugin can add .editorconfiug to older VS: editorconfig/editorconfig-visualstudio.
For those lock down with plain old .Net 4.x, a MemorySteam replacement for reducing GC pressure:
A library to provide pooling for .NET MemoryStream objects to improve application performance.
via github.com/Microsoft/Microsoft.IO.RecyclableMemoryStream
Not activated by default and a bit outdated: C# methods in git diff hunk headers » Thomas Levesque’s .NET blog.
EDIT: Houra, “Absolutely free for everyone!“. A very good new! And now with support of Xamarin, WPF and UWP.
In a first approach, Ammy could be just a better json based syntax for xaml. And there is more:
$fontColor = "#363636"
can be reused:
TextBlock {
Foreground: $fontColor
}
alias Header(text) {
TextBlock {
FontSize: 18
Text: $text
}
}
can be easily used :
StackPanel {
@Header("First chapter") {
}
}
mixin SeeThrough(opacity=0.5) for UIElement {
Opacity: $opacity
}
Button {
#SeeThrough()
}
or sub node(s):
mixin DefaultItem() for ComboBox {
ComboBoxItem {
"Select quantity"
}
}
ComboBox {
#DefaultItem()
}
or
mixin TwoRows(height1, height2) for Grid {
RowDefinitions: [
RowDefinition { Height: $height1 }
RowDefinition { Height: $height2 }
]
}
Grid {
#TwoRows(25, "*")
}
and are composable.
UWP is said to be coming soon but what about Xamarin forms?
This is all well and good except a big drawback: it’s not free, should be paid monthly and is extremely expensive ($299 per month for commercial project made by more than a single developer). So it’s unusable. I’m not going to invest my time to learn a new graphical language if I’m sure to be able to use it anywhere! What a pity!
Even without a VS designer, such a refresh could be extremely useful but this should be a community effort and not a commercial one to be successful.
This is a small (55 KB) library (.Net 4.5.2) for recording histograms and displaying them as Console tabular date or as .hgrm files (html viewable or at http://hdrhistogram.github.io/HdrHistogram/plotFiles.html):
https://github.com/HdrHistogram/HdrHistogram.NET/
