Over the May Day holiday, I finished refactoring CodeWF with AI: Razor Pages, SEO, filtering of illegal search keywords, loading optimization, content hot updates, minimal test suite, and how to use the website repository.
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.
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
From Blazor static SSR back to Razor Pages, source code interpretation of website architecture design and core implementation
From the beginning of the project, develop the good habit of promptly performing AOT publish tests whenever new features are added or newer syntax is used.
Records two issues resolved in recent Avalonia desktop software development: clipboard copy crash, DataGrid lag on tab switching, analyzing root causes and providing solutions
C# has been elected as the 2025 Language of the Year, the second time in three years to receive this title.
I believe everyone has seen many articles like "Sorry, C# has fallen out of the first tier" this year. How is the .NET ecosystem really? This article will systematically outline the technology trends and important events that .NET developers should pay the most attention to in 2025, covering the latest developments and trends in AI, .NET evolution, and the integration of the two, in order to help everyone find their positioning and meet future challenges and opportunities.
Saw a screenshot of a message from the great Gu Suwei on Moments. The site admin quickly translated it to share the good news: confirmed - C# is the 2023 Programming Language of the Year!
In the evolution history of software engineering, the development of cross-platform graphical user interfaces (GUI) has always been a field full of compromises, trade-offs, and technical competitions.