Best of C Programming — February 2024

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   Hacker News·2y

   Draw! is now Open Source

   Draw! is now open source. The game is available on GitHub under the MIT License. It was written in C programming using raylib. The code is not the best example of programming practices, but it serves as a reference for learning C programming or raylib.

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   Medium·2y

   I Hate JavaScript, Thank You Blazor

   Blazor has addressed the frustrations with JavaScript by providing a component-based architecture, seamless code sharing between server and client, and the advantages of C# and compile-time error checking.

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   freeCodeCamp·2y

   Learn ASP.NET Core by Building an Auction Application

   Learn ASP.NET Core by building a complete auction web application from scratch. The course covers models and database setup, index page, create page and file uploads, details page, CSS and structure, search bar and pagination, adding bids and closing the bidding, adding comments, my listings and my bids, and a project recap. Gain practical experience in fullstack development with ASP.NET Core.

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   Godot·2y

   Dev snapshot: Godot 4.3 dev 4

   Godot 4.3 dev 4 is a pre-release with many bug fixes, stability improvements, and new features. Highlights include AnimationMixer feature parity and other animation enhancements, .NET code quality improvements, fixes for invalid/corrupt scenes, the introduction of UFBX for importing FBX files, huge improvements to pixel stability for pixel art games, rendering features and enhancements, and a redesigned graph editor for Visual Shaders.

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   Awesome Go·2y

   Calling C from Go

   The post discusses Go's C interoperability layer, cgo. It covers referencing C symbols, working with arrays and slices in C, converting between Go slices and C arrays, handling strings in C, and managing pointer fields. It also mentions the drawbacks and complexities of using cgo.

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   Code Maze·2y

   Creating Conditional Required Attributes for Validation in .NET Web API

   Learn about creating conditional required attributes for validation in .NET Web API and the approaches to achieve it. Explore the usage of custom validation attributes and the ExpressiveAnnotations library.

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   Code Maze·2y

   How to Log a Class and Method Names Using Serilog

   Learn how to log class and method names using Serilog in a Minimal API project.

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   Code Maze·2y

   Tools and Best Practices for Secret Management in .NET

   Learn about the tools and best practices for secret management in .NET applications, including the importance of secret management in software development.

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   Code Maze·2y

   Different Ways to Run Background Tasks in ASP.NET Core

   This post explores different ways of running background tasks in ASP.NET Core applications without depending on external providers. It covers running one-off background tasks with IHostedService and BackgroundService, as well as running recurring background tasks with IHostedService and BackgroundService.

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    Code Maze·2y

    Fastest Method to Check if a Date is Less Than or Equal to Today

    Learn different methods to check if a date is less than or equal to today in C#. Benchmark tests show that using the less than or equal to comparison operator (<=) is the fastest method.

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    Code Maze·2y

    Parallel.ForEachAsync() and Task.Run() With When.All in C#

    This post compares the 'Task.WhenAll()' and 'Parallel.ForEachAsync()' methods for parallel programming in C#. It discusses their benefits, usage, and considerations for different scenarios.

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    Code Maze·2y

    Comparing for and foreach Loop in C#

    Learn the differences between the for loop and foreach loop in C#, including their low-level implementation and performance comparison.

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