As I like to to program not only in C# but also F#, there are some paradigms and features in F# that influence my C# coding style. One of those features is F# type abbreviations that make complex type signatures more understandable and expressive. Since C#12, you have a similar feature available in C#: type aliases using the using directive. | The art of simplicity
My player is baked entity in subscene while main camera is outside on scene. For some reason system cannot find transform of camera, GameObject was found though. public partial class CameraFollow : SystemBase { Transform PlayerCamera; protected override void OnCreate() { PlayerCamera = GameObject.FindWithTag("MainCamera").transform; } protected override void OnUpdate() { var PlayerPosition = SystemAPI.GetComponentRO<LocalTransform>(SystemAPI.GetSingletonEntity<PlayerTag>()); PlayerCamera.posi...| Recent Questions - Game Development Stack Exchange
I'm trying to a create a "Task Queue" that has the following behaviour. Work is added via a Func such that the task is only started when the item is popped off the queue (no when it is added to the queue) Only a single item in the queue should be executing at any one time. If a new item is added, anything in the queue and the currently executing item (if there is one) should be cancelled, such that the new item can be started ASAP This is what I have come up with, using Channels public class ...| Recent Questions - Software Engineering Stack Exchange
ASP.NET Core offers a simplified hosting model, called minimal APIs, that allows us to build lightweight APIs with minimal dependencies. We’ve discussed minimal APIs in several earlier posts here. We’ve examined how we can implement in-memory caching, route constraints, model binding, parameter binding, anti-forgery tokens, versioning, JWT authentication, identity authentication, authentication handler, logging, and testing in ASP.NET Core minimal API applications. In this post, we’ll e...| Broadcom launches VMware Tanzu Data Intelligence and Tanzu Platform 10.3 to d...
It’s common to face challenges around long-running workflows, state management, and resiliency when you’re building cloud-native applications. Traditional approaches like background services or message queues might work sometimes, but they often require a lot of “glue code” and custom retry logic. This entails not only more work up-front for the developer, but also more maintenance in the long run. That’s where Azure Durable Functions come in. The post Long-Running Workflows Made Si...| Keyhole Software
tl;dr Since .NET Core 3, the dotnet runtime has provided a low-level hook that allows injecting managed code that will run before an application’s entry point. This hook makes it possible to effectively backdoor any .NET application on a host (Windows, Linux, and macOS). You may ask| Rasta Mouse
This post was inspired by a question posted by kevin in my Discord server, about how token impersonation can be applied to threads in C#. Before delving into that particular facet, let’s do a quick recap of token impersonation as a whole. What is Token Impersonation? This is| Rasta Mouse
Many Active Directory enumeration and post-exploitation tools need to figure out which domain they’re in or which domain they need to target. For convenience, PowerShell and C# tools can use the .NET Domain class from the System.DirectoryService.ActiveDirectory namespace. This class has several methods that can return| Rasta Mouse
In my previous blog post I described some behaviour of C# record types which was unexpected to me, though entirely correct according to the documentation. This is a follow-up post to that one, so if you haven’t read that one yet, please do so – I won’t go over all the same ground. Is this … Continue reading Records and the ‘with’ operator, redux→| Jon Skeet's coding blog
Unexpected inconsistency in records The other day, I was trying to figure out a bug in my code, and it turned out to be a misunderstanding on my part as to how C# records work. It’s entirely …| Jon Skeet's coding blog
Discover the simple yet powerful technique of using bitwise shift operator in C# Enums, and how it can improve the readability and maintainability of your code.| MALTSEV.SPACE
It started with a simple thought: four bytes in a hash table bucket look just like an integer. Luckily, this one idea led to a deep dive into bit-twiddling and a 2x performance boost.| MALTSEV.SPACE
I'm on a journey discovering what is possible with the Microsoft.Extensions.AI library and you are free to join. Yesterday I looked at how ...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
Last year, when the AI hype really exploded, the 'go to' library to build AI solutions in .NET at that time from Microsoft was Semantic Kern...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
In this post I described how I tried (and failed) to add an interceptor for Enum.ToString(), due to a bug in the Roslyn compiler.| Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades
In this post I discuss the new single-file .NET run experience, in which you can run a C# file directly, without needing a csproj project file| Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades
I’ve had a few conversations about async code recently (and not so recently) and seen some code that seems to make wrong assumptions about async, so I figured out it was time to have a serious chat about async, what it’s for, what it guarantees and what it doesn’t.| Il y a du thé renversé au bord de la table !
Cuando sabes que tu aplicación va a ir a producción en Kubernetes desde el minuto cero, lo último que quieres es mantener un docker-compose.yml, un .aspire.app, un conjunto de manifiestos k8s/, y encima repetir la configuración en CI/CD. La tentación de crear “entornos de desarrollo paralelos” es alta, pero el coste a medio plazo también lo es.| JMFLORESZAZO
Getting started in the world of AI development can be a challenge. Every day new libraries, models and possibilities appear. So what is your...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
So far my ‘go to’ approach for using language models locally was through Ollama and Semantic Kernel. With the announcement of Foundry Local ...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
In Unity, coroutines are essentially methods that execute across several frames. They are, in a sense, some syntactic sugar that lets you avoid having to keep track of the state of a sequence of operations (for instance, fading from one color to another) in member variables of a behavior. Instead, all state can be method-local. Refer […]| IceFall Games
En sistemas distribuidos que usan bases de datos relacionales como SQL Server, es común que múltiples hilos o procesos intenten leer y modificar simultáneamente la misma entidad. Este fenómeno se llama concurrencia y, lejos de ser un bug, es una consecuencia natural de los entornos altamente paralelos y asincrónicos.| JMFLORESZAZO
En arquitecturas distribuidas con Service Bus (como Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ o NServiceBus), es común recibir mensajes que provocan cambios en nuestro modelo de dominio. Pero… ¿qué ocurre cuando ese modelo ya fue modificado por otro proceso? Este artículo te guía sobre cómo actuar ante errores de concurrencia al reprocesar mensajes, especialmente cuando sigues prácticas de Domain-Driven Design (DDD) y usas concurrencia optimista con una base de datos relacional.| JMFLORESZAZO
Although it is not the first time that I stumble over the nullability feature and breaking changes, this one still caught me by surprise. Le...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
In JUnit you have the @RepeatedTest annotation. This annotation allows you to run a single test method multiple times with different execut...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
Durante años, hemos soñado con herramientas que entiendan lo que queremos y lo hagan por nosotros. Primero fue el no-code, luego el low-code, y ahora estamos viendo algo mucho más potente. ¿Quieres saber más?...| JMFLORESZAZO
The Phi family keeps growing with the recent introduction of the Phi-4-Reasoning, Phi-4-mini and Phi-4-multimodal models. These new models i...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
I wrote a simple C# class to serve static files in a given directory. It is easy to use as other known single line HTTP servers for Python, Ruby, Node.js and so on.| Can Güney Aksakalli
This post is composed of infographics on the basics of compilation assembly and compiler optimizations. We're going to be learning about compilation, assembly code and folds in C# and C++.| LevelUp++
Exploring a new contract gig using C# .NET and delving into indie game development with an existing iOS game. Join my journey on Twitch and YouTube!| Petros Amoiridis
When I went to find the iconic books to learn the .NET stack I came to a shocking realization. There are too many books! 53 books; 30,656 pages; over 757 hours.| Kerrick Long's Blog - Articles about programming, learning, code, books, and ...
LINQ (which stands for Language Integrated Query) is a library of collection manipulation methods that makes organizing and picking data out of collections much easier. LINQ can save a lot of time that would otherwise be spent writing complicated for or foreach loops. As with the nature of collections in programming, sometimes you will be working with gargantuan data sets and other times with smaller yet complicated collections.| Keyhole Software
This blog shows how to implement a delegated OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange RFC 8693 flow in ASP.NET Core, and has a focus on access token management. It looks at how the OAuth Token Exchange can be impl…| Software Engineering
I’m a massive fan of everything Fabien Sanglard does, I love his blog and I’ve read both his books cover-to-cover (for more info on his books, check out the recent Hansleminutes podcast).| Performance is a Feature!
Just over a year ago Google made all the open source code on GitHub available for querying within BigQuery and as if that wasn’t enough you can run a terabyte of queries each month for free!| Performance is a Feature!
Turns out that what I’d always thought of as “Compiler magic” or “Syntactic sugar” is actually known by the technical term ‘Lowering’ and the C# compiler (a.k.a Roslyn) uses it extensively.| Performance is a Feature!
In my previous post, I talked about some of the general performance lessons that can be learnt from the Roslyn project. This post builds on that and looks at specific examples from the code base.| Performance is a Feature!
At Build 2014 Microsoft open source their next-generation C#/VB.NET compiler, called Roslyn. The project is hosted on codeplex and you can even browse the source, using the new Reference Source browser, which is itself powered by Roslyn (that’s some crazy, meta-recursion going on there!).| Performance is a Feature!
When I build and release new features or bug fixes for RestAssured.Net, I rely heavily on the acceptance tests that I wrote over time. Next to serving as living documentation for the library, I run these tests both locally and on every push to GitHub to see if I didn’t accidentally break something, for different versions of .NET.| On Test Automation
Learn how to use AES-GCM encryption in .NET for authenticated encryption, giving you the usual confidentiality and an additional integrity check.| Scott Brady
Learn the introductory theory behind XChaCha20-Poly1305, a standby cipher for symmetric encryption, and how to use it in .NET with libsodium or implement it yourself by 'rolling your own crypto' on top of Bouncy Castle.| Scott Brady
Learn how to load keys and certificates from PEM files in .NET. With code samples showing the new APIs added in .NET 5 and how to use PEM certificates with Kestrel.| Scott Brady
En el desarrollo con C#, una de las decisiones más importantes al modelar objetos es elegir entre clases mutables e inmutables. Este artículo explora sus características, ventajas, desafíos y ejemplos prácticos. En este artículo, utilizaremos las nuevas características de .NET 9.| JMFLORESZAZO
Retrieval-augmented regeneration, also known as RAG, is an NLP technique that can help improve the quality of large language models (LLMs). ...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
While browsing through the list of changes in .NET 9, I noticed a remark about the SearchValues functionality. I had no idea what it does s...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
MSBuild seems to have issues with transitive NuGet dependencies, but after a deep dive into the build logs, it turns out to be more subtle.| Erik Heemskerk
After looking at the new features for C# 7.1, let’s look at the things Microsoft is looking at to introduce in later versions of C#, especially C# 8.0.| Erik Heemskerk
Microsoft is going into point release with C#. I take a look at discards, async Main, tuple projection initializers, and pattern matching with generics.| Erik Heemskerk
Yesterday I talked about OllamaSharp as an alternative (to Semantic Kernel) to talk to your Ollama endpoint using C#. The reason I wanted to...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
In this post, I demonstrate enhancements to collections in .NET 9 and C# 13 with IAlternateEqualityComparer and AlternateLookup on a Dictionary.| Steve Gordon - Code with Steve
Though we don't really see as many of them as we used to, they are still with us. One helps indicate if a 10-key is in number or cursor mode. Another helps show when we use capital letters without holding the shift key. You might even have another to show if you accidentally hit the scroll lock key. I'm talking of course about keyboard state indicators. Most people only think of a keyboard as an output device, but given that it has a changeable state, it most definitely can be used for output...| Keyhole Software
This post shows how to implement a Swagger UI using a .NET 9 produced OpenAPI file. The Swagger UI is deployed to a secure or development environment and is not deployed to a public production targ…| Software Engineering
During a code review I noticed a file I had not seen before in this application; a GlobalUsings.cs file. When opening the file I noticed it...| bartwullems.blogspot.com
In this post I describe how to solve Error CS0433, where you have two types with the exact same name and namespace coming from two different packages| Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades
Introduction On Thursday (July 4th, 2024) the UK held a general election. There are many, many blog posts, newspaper articles, podcast episodes etc covering the politics of it, and the lessons that…| Jon Skeet's coding blog
Introduction I don’t know much about my blog readership, so let’s start off with two facts that you may not be aware of: I live in the UK. The UK has a general election on July 4th 2024…| Jon Skeet's coding blog
Photo by Steven Wright on Unsplash In late 2023, Alex Kladov published Push ifs up and fors down which essentially says the following (correct) statement: If there’s an if condition inside a functi…| Andy G's Blog
In this post I look at the code generated when you use collection expressions with List or with types that can be used with collection initializers| Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades
In this post I introduce C#12 primary constructors, describe the various ways to use them and how they work behind the scenes.| Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades
I've been meaning to write tests for Wave for a while. Honestly, in my 12 years of dev I never actually wrote one outside of the odd academic homework assignment, so I had no idea how to approach it. After a couple of videos and video presentations about general unit tests, TDD and stuff, I actually got intrigued, and with a bug discovered just today by a coworker in Wave I was baffled by I thought, okay, let's dissect this little Käfer.| Wave Alpha
In a previous post (Automating memory profiling with the JetBrains dotMemory Profiler API), I described the steps that could be used to automate the collection of memory snapshots and profiling data by using the JetBrains Profiler API NuGet package. In that post, we triggered the profiling session using the dotMemory application on Windows. As part […] The post Profiling Memory Allocations on Linux using the JetBrains dotMemory Command-Line Profiler appeared first on Steve Gordon - Code wit...| Steve Gordon – Code with Steve
Learn about static analysis improvements coming in GCC 14 with -fanalyzer, which helps identify issues in C code at compile-time, rather than at runtime| Red Hat Developer
As the last post of the year, I decided to do something chill and a bit “off-topic” from my usual content. As the festivities are approaching, I have a bit more free time to dedicate to different stuff, like helping some friends with CTFs and such. I’ve decided to post about this specific challenge because […] The post Naughty List Challenge Write-Up – X-MAS CTF appeared first on VoidSec.| VoidSec
This article shows how an ASP.NET Core application can control the write access to an Azure blob storage container using an application app registration. Microsoft Entra ID is used to control the u…| Software Engineering
This article will explain how to create four dimensional objects, in a format compatible with the Unity4D extension. You can find all the articles in this series here: Introduction The past three articles in this series talked at length about hypercubes and hyperspheres. And while Part 1 gave some basic intuitions on how hyperobjects are […] The post Unity 4D #4: Creating 4D Objects appeared first on Alan Zucconi.| Alan Zucconi
This article will explain how to render 4D objects in Unity, using three separate technique: orthographic projection, perspective projection and cross-section. You can find all the articles in this series here: A link to download the Unity4D package can be found at the end of this article. Introduction It is undeniable that what makes hyperdimensional […] The post Unity 4D #3: Rendering 4D Objects appeared first on Alan Zucconi.| Alan Zucconi
This article will show how to extend Unity to support four-dimensional geometry. This is the second article in a series of four, and the first one which will probably start discussing the Mathematics and the C# code necessary to store and manipulate 4D objects in Unity. You can find all the articles in this series […] The post Unity 4D #2: Extending Unity to 4D appeared first on Alan Zucconi.| Alan Zucconi
A slippy map (sometimes also referred to as tiled web map, tile map, or simply interactive map) is a web-based map that can be zoomed in and out seamlessly. The most popular slippy map you might be familiar with is Google Maps, alongside many others like that. This tutorial will show you how to create […] The post Slippy Maps with Unity appeared first on Alan Zucconi.| Alan Zucconi
Seam carving is a technique that can be used to resize images, which is also known as liquid rescaling. Compared to the traditional resizing tool, it does not “stretch” the image, but it selectively removes the pixels which contain the least amount of information. As a result, it allows to shrink images preserving most of […] The post Seam Carving appeared first on Alan Zucconi.| Alan Zucconi
In this post I provide an introduction to default interface methods, how they work at a high level, their typical uses, and some of their sharp edges| Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades
