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    The Package Management Landscape | Andrew Nesbitt How to Steal Any React Component Do I Leave the Laptop at the Office? PMCR-O Codex v3.0 | Consciousness Framework Documentation PMCR-O Enterprise Library | Shawn Bellazan Background Jobs in .NET: Hangfire, Quartz, Temporal in 2026 | .Net Code Chronicles No management needed: anti-patterns in early-stage engineering teams…

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    102 Lessons from the 102 Books I Read This Year – Scott H Young Just Trust the Experts – Scott H Young microsoft/edit: We all edit. Am I online? Time saving / time wasting | hidde.blog ASP.NET Core Blazor app base path | Microsoft Learn Host and deploy ASP.NET Core standalone Blazor WebAssembly with GitHub…

  • TypedPaths

    RSCG – TypedPaths     name TypedPaths nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/TypedPaths.Generator/ link https://github.com/AlexChim1231/TypedPaths/ author Alex Chim Turns a folder tree into strongly-typed path constants at compile time — access file/folder paths as typed properties instead of magic strings. How to use 1. Declare which folder to scan in .csproj: “`xml “` 2. Access generated typed path constants: “`charp Console.WriteLine(TypedPaths.Src.Andrei.Value);…

  • REslava.ResultFlow

    RSCG – REslava.ResultFlow     name REslava.ResultFlow nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/REslava.ResultFlow/ link https://github.com/reslava/nuget-package-reslava-result/ author Rafa Eslava Generates Mermaid flowchart diagrams at compile time from fluent Result pipeline methods — visualize functional code flows as diagrams runtime overhead. How to use 1. Decorate a fluent Result method with [ResultFlow]: “`charp [REslava.ResultFlow.ResultFlow] public static Result GetValueFromConsole() { return Result.Ok(value) .Ensure(s =>…

  • {ADCES] Intilnire Bucuresti

    Azi marti 26 mai, la ora 19:30 , daca sunteti din Bucuresti , ne intilnim aici : https://www.meetup.com/bucharest-a-d-c-e-s-meetup/events/313559403/ Restaurant Vanity https://maps.app.goo.gl/JdEWeykHCHN91Mjs6

  • Pekspro.DataAnnotationValuesExtractor

    RSCG – Pekspro.DataAnnotationValuesExtractor     name Pekspro.DataAnnotationValuesExtractor nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/Pekspro.DataAnnotationValuesExtractor/ link https://github.com/pekspro/DataAnnotationValuesExtractor author Pekspro Generates typed constants from DataAnnotations attributes ([Range], [StringLength], [Required], [Display]) at compile time — no reflection needed to read annotation values. How to use 1. Decorate your model with standard DataAnnotations: “`charp partial class Person { [Display(Name = “First name”)] [StringLength(100, MinimumLength = 3)]…

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    The .NET Pipeline That Makes Source Generators Feel Instant – Roxeem Debugging Entity Framework Core: 8 Real-World Query Anti‑Patterns (and How to Fix Them) – Chris Woody Woodruff | Fractional Architect Chief Bookmark Officer The “Numbers” or “Tally” Table: What it is and how it replaces a loop – SQLServerCentral Monokai/monoco: Monoco – custom corners…

  • MSvg: SVG Icons for .NET and Blazor

    MultipleSVG is a .NET project for developers who want ready-to-use SVG icons without manually copying files into their apps. The main NuGet package is MSvg.All. See  the icons at https://ignatandrei.github.io/MultipleSVG/icons It exposes icons as strongly typed SvgIconGenerator.IconDto values in the MSvg.All namespace. The package is useful in console apps, ASP.NET Core projects, tools, and any…

  • Package Analyzer and Git Summary

    Copied after https://piechowski.io/post/git-commands-before-reading-code/ Churn hotspots – files with most commits .This is the dotnet/eShop: A reference .NET application implementing an eCommerce site analysis. The program can show you Churn hotspots – files with most commits Bus factor – contributors with most commits The program can show you Bus factor – contributors with most commits Commit…

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