Bri October 4th, 2021 ML.NET is an open-source, cross-platform machine learning framework for .NET developers that enables integration of custom machine learning into .NET apps. In this post, we’ll cover the following items:Model Builder updatesProgress on addressing ML.NET pain pointsGet started and resourcesModel Builder updatesNotebook Editor in Visual Studio Interactive Notebooks are used extensively in data science and machine learning. They are great for data exploration and preparation, experi...

TLDR: Tongue in cheek post on how - in .NET 5+ and C# 9+ - the smallest possible C# program appears to be {} or 2 characters long. This doesn’t do much, though. Using N (github, nuget) you can write a program doing something in 4 characters with e.g. N(); in .NET 6 and C# 10. Along the way learn a few C# 10 and nuget packaging tricks incl. global usings and implicit usings. Recently, while lying facedown on an exercise mat, I had a fun idea for how to write the world’s smallest C# program in .NET 6/C#...

Introduction Each technology becomes obsolete after some time. It is no different with the .NET Framework – it can be safely said that after the appearance of the .NET Core platform, the old Framework is slowly disappearing. Few people write about this platform, at conferences it has not been heard for a long time in this topic. Nobody starts a project in this technology. Only the .NET Core everywhere… except for a beloved legacy systems! Well, despite the fact that there is .NET Core in the new soluti...

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Tim DeschryverBlogSnippets NewsletterBackgroundThemeRosé Pine MoonRosé Pine DarkRosé Pine DawnNight OwlAtom DarkDraculaNordModified@tim_deschryverAll postsTLDR Version👀 Just show me the code already With the upcoming release of .NET 6, we're also getting a new API to build applications. This new API is called the "Minimal Web API". This blog post came to life because seeing this new structure triggered some new brainwaves that made me question my current project structure. After having read abou...

On 30th September 2021, the root certificate that Let's Encrypt are currently using, the IdentTrust DST Root CA X3 certificate, will expire. You may or may not need to do anything about this Root CA expiring, but I'm betting a few things will probably break on that day so here's what you need to know! There's a long backstory This seems like a shameless plug, but if you really want to know more about how Certificate Authorities (CA) and Certificate Chains work, you should consider joining me on the Pra...

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Nikolche September 15th, 2021 We’re happy to announce the first preview release of Package Source Mapping with Visual Studio 2022 preview 4! Package Source Mapping gives you fine-grained control of where your packages come from by mapping every package in your solution to a target package source. Safeguarding your software supply chain is crucial if you use a mix of public and private package sources. Earlier this year, we published a set of best security practices to minimize risk from vulnerable pac...

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Readers&##x27; ChoiceTechnologyProgrammingData ScienceSoftware DevelopmentCybersecurityContributeAnd Microsoft Is Killing ItAndrew ZuoFollow·13 min readPhoto by Ruben Ortega on Unsplash I love C#. My first real programming project after University was a game written in Unity. And I immediately fell in love with the language. It just felt so fresh. It was like Java… if Oracle had actually cared about it. This was back in the Java 7 days. I hear they moved to a faster release cycle since then so things...