Blog about coding in .NET and C#.
Discover the Stride Community Toolkit, a powerful collection of extensions and helpers designed for the Stride game engine. In this blog post (Bepu Physics version), we dive into the toolkit's code-only feature, empowering C# and .NET developers to create immersive 2D/3D games and visualizations with ease. Explore how this community-driven, open-source project can simplify your game development…
Discover the Stride Community Toolkit, a powerful collection of extensions and helpers designed for the Stride game engine. In this blog post (Bullet Physics version), we dive into the toolkit's code-only feature, empowering C# and .NET developers to create immersive 2D/3D games and visualizations with ease. Explore how this community-driven, open-source project can simplify your game development…
Discover how to use the Stride Community Toolkit's code-only feature with F#, showcasing a powerful set of extensions and helpers specifically tailored for game development in the Stride engine. Learn the basics of integrating F# with Stride's game engine to create 3D scenes, handle input, and manage entities, all using functional programming techniques. Table of Contents: Introduction…
We write blog posts and we want to reference our GitHub project C# code or any code from our projects in 11ty. This is a great way to share and maintain code snippets with the community. 11ty and remote source code 🔗 I am new to 11ty so I asked the 11ty community here at GitHub Discussions and @pehann helped me out. I have modified the original implementation for this post so it is more generic.…
With only 12 lines of code , you can kickstart your game development journey in Stride 3D using the Stride Community Toolkit , as illustrated in the example below (plus some usings at the top). This method is compatible with Stride version 4.1 and later. Follow the steps outlined in the Stride Community Toolkit to get started. Check out the related tweet for more insights. using Stride .…
This post is a quick reference and should help you to familiarise quickly with the key and essential Visual Studio (VS) functionality. The VS Integrated Development Environment (IDE) might look overwhelming in the beginning but there is no need to know everything. More you work with VS you will start discovering what you need and you will eventually understand the complexity of VS by passive…
This intro is a quick reference and it should help you to familiarise quickly with the key and essential Visual Studio (VS) functionality. The VS Integrated Development Environment (IDE) might look overwhelming in the beginning but there is no need to know everything. More you work with VS you will start discovering what you need and you will eventually understand the complexity of VS by passive…
This experiment library helps with very common actions on the website which involve repeating JavaScript code across multiple different projects. Click a button or a link, do something in the backend and UI. This library takes an approach rather updating whole HTML blocks than granular tags with JSON and JavaScript libraries, so there is no need fiddling and mapping JSON objects to whatever UI you…
Visual Studio Debugger Enumerable Visualizer without any [Serialize] attribute, using Json was an experiment to get a better experience when debugging IEnumerables. This is now inbuilt in Visual Studio 2022 from version 17.2. Read more about my implementation here EnumerableVisualizer .
This is an experiment project to access appsettings.json from Azure Blob or any remote url. I will use public access to this Azure file considering no user secrets are included in this file. You would need to add additional options to secure your link if any user secrets are transmitted. Example url: https://your-storage.blob.core.windows.net/your-blob/appsettings.json services . AddRemoteJsonFile…