Best of .NET Core — January 2024

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   Community Picks·2y

   revenz/Fenrus: A personal home page for quick access to all your personal apps/sites.

   Fenrus is a personal home page/dashboard that provides quick access to personal apps/sites. It can be installed using Dotnet or Docker, and its configuration includes groups, group items, and search engines.

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   freeCodeCamp·2y

   How to Use Dapper in Your .NET Projects

   Learn how to use Dapper, a lightweight and high-performance ORM, in .NET projects. Explore its benefits, such as speed, control over SQL queries, and mapping flexibility. Understand its challenges, including manual SQL query writing and lack of high-level abstractions. Follow a tutorial to setup a .NET Web API backed by a SQLite database using Dapper and learn about CRUD operations and dependency injection.

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   Code Maze·2y

   How to Compare Two Lists Through One Property in C#

   This post explores different methods to compare two lists in C#, including foreach loops, LINQ, join operator, and HashSet. It also provides benchmark results to determine the most efficient approach.

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   Godot·2y

   Current state of C# platform support in Godot 4.2

   Godot 4.2 now has experimental support for exporting C# projects to Android and iOS. The platform support for C# projects in Godot has evolved from using Mono embedding APIs to .NET Core hosting APIs. Android support requires .NET 7.0 or higher and only supports the linux-bionic architectures. iOS support requires .NET 8.0 and is only available for the x64 architecture.

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