AutoMapper - dotnet core package a day - 4
Overview
This post is part of a series, dotnet core package a day, where for 15 days I will be posting an overview of an awesome OSS dotnet package that already has support for dotnet core. In this post we will cover AutoMapper.
Continue reading →NEST - dotnet core package a day - 3
Overview
This post is part of a series, dotnet core package a day, where for 15 days I will be posting an overview of an awesome OSS dotnet package that already has support for dotnet core. In this post we will cover NEST.
Continue reading →StructureMap - dotnet core package a day - 2
Overview
This post is part of a series, dotnet core package a day, where for 15 days I will be posting an overview of an awesome OSS dotnet package that already has support for dotnet core. In this post we will cover Dapper.
Continue reading →Serilog - dotnet core package a day - 1
Overview
This post is part of a series, dotnet core package a day, where for 15 days I will be posting an overview of an awesome OSS dotnet package that already has support for dotnet core. In this post we will cover Serilog.
Continue reading →Raising awareness of great packages that already support dotnet core!
There appears to be a never ending stream of content out there these days about the demise of dotnet and the difficulties of dotnet core adoption. I think we could be about to hit a turning point, with the recent 1.1.1 release and new tooling support in Visual Studio 2017 everything is starting to come together. I don't use Visual Studio much but the tooling in Visual Studio Code is just as good, it's a pleasure to use at the moment.
Many people I've spoken to about starting to use dotnet core have cited a lack of adoption in the community and particularly third party library authors as reasons to defer their own usage. In this series of posts I aim to highlight an awesome library that already has dotnet core support, every day, for 15 days.
Continue reading →OmniSharp-Vim and Completion Snippets
I'm really happy that I finally managed to get a long running PR for the omnisharp-vim plugin merged into master. I started work on it about 12 months ago but it took some time to get it merged and the pull request became stale and needed some attention. During those 12 months I had a lot of positive feedback from people that really wanted to get the functionality merged and I spent a lot of time using it every day. This post explains a bit about the functionality and how it works.