#Dotnet

[csharp-official]

I saw someone's stream about trying out .NET on Linux and this was genuinely this may take the cake for the worst thing I've seen this week.

Like, dude, try actually reading what the website or the program tells you.

It was almost comical because it felt like he was doing this on purpose even.

[cyncrovee]

managing a large codebase is fun! (me when i lie)

[codemom]

I'm thrilled to share that I recently completed the SheCodes Basic workshop and earned my certificate! 🎉 This immersive online program provided such a great introduction to web development concepts and skills.

Over the workshop, I gained so much useful knowledge about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The hands-on coding challenges let me apply what I was learning in a practical way. I'm proud of all the web pages, interactions and animations I coded from scratch!

I'll be starting the SheCodes Plus where we'll dive deeper into HTML. CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap and more! Although I still can't decide if I want to be a Frontend Developer or go the Fullstack way😑.

Here is a link to my final Basic project:

[popcron]

Quick startup time with native C#

For a while my work wouldn't run when built with native settings. And after some procrastinating and side supporting work, it finally builds. The startup time for these builds is eye raising quick and its not even optimized all the way just yet.

[joy-is-what-it-means]

Today’s achievement: successfully centred a text!!

Watching: Avatar The Last Airbender.

[squaduck]

I made a digital rain thing.

Here's a gif:

GitHub and other info under the cut.

It's a C# .NET project available as source code, a Nuget package, or a GitHub release.

Both the source and Nuget versions require you to have dotnet installed, but the GitHub releases are self-contained.

If you don't want to run some random executable, here's a YouTube video that is just 30 minutes of it running.

It's quite hackable and modifiable. As an example, there's a branch with a bunch of pride flag colors.

[fortunatelycoldengineer]

Python Features . . . . for more information https://bit.ly/3RVzj16 check the above link

[womaneng]

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[hu16ma]

Question From Microsoft 🥇💡

A developer writes some code that includes an if statement code block. They initialize one (int F)integer variable to a value of 5 above (outside) of the code block. They initialize a second(int S) integer variable to a value of 6 on the first line inside of the code block. The Boolean expression for the code block evaluates to true if the first integer variable has a value greater than 0. On the second line inside the code block, they assign the sum of the two values ​​to the first variable. On the first line after the code block, they write code to display the value of the first integer.

What is the result when the code statement used to display the first integer is executed ?

1- Is the sum of the(F+S) integer 2- Is the initialized value 3- Error,First var isn't in-scope

[theeuglyspud]

SURPRISE!!!!!!!!

tracklist:

Merry Persecution Complex

True Vermin

Talking With You

IT'S ALSO ON YOUTUBE!!!

[csharp-official]

I'm at .NET Developer Days conference in Warsaw right now, expect some posts related to that

[has-s-san]

Let's Learn Together.

[techtalentforce]

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[popcron]

Drop shadows on windows and dropdowns.

Transparency is rendered through a dither map to produce the screendoor transparency effect, because atm, blending and sorting is broken (as evident by the text in the bottom left square literally disappearing)

[joy-is-what-it-means]

Treating myself with a date at my favourite place✨✨

Also why did I miss out on Spanish latte all that long?

[ardenasaservice]

questions to ask your alliance roulette