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Yesterday we talked about unit testing, but sometimes due to time constraints, comprehensive testing is not possible.
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A Blazor learning series from fundamentals to hands-on practice
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Prism framework practice notes in WPF projects
In-depth analysis of how to elegantly introduce third-party native libraries in .NET projects, supporting Windows, Linux multi-platform, with a pitfall avoidance guide
C# has been elected as the 2025 Language of the Year, the second time in three years to receive this title.
Starting with .NET 9, AOT supports Win7 and XP, not just SP1 versions.
Using virtual machines and test machines, we tested .NET support across various OS versions. After installing the OS, we installed the corresponding runtime and verified that the Stardust agent could run successfully.
Simulating real-world .NET application scenarios, comprehensively applying three main knowledge points: first, using dnSpy to decompile and debug third-party libraries; second, using the Lib.Harmony library to implement interception and spoofing of third-party libraries; third, enabling the same library to support simultaneous referencing of multiple versions.
This is a cross-platform UI framework based on WPF XAML, supporting multiple operating systems (Windows (.NET Core), Linux (GTK), macOS, Android, and iOS), and Web (WebAssembly).