@ajpinedam On a related note, check out .NET Interactive and PolyGlot Notebooks. There's an awesome extension for VS Code that you can install to get started.
@mjovanovictech@mwaseemzakir Yo, Mapster maintainer here. The rise of ChatGPT has certainly given mapping libraries a run for the money. Asking an AI to generate the DTO's, mapping and tests for you is _not_ a bad idea. That being said -- Mapster supports code generation, which is on par with manual mapping.
@danylaws Automapper can be good in some cases, but it's inherently slow and debugging can be a pain. Get the best of both worlds and use Mapster to generate your mapping code for you instead https://t.co/bIeuOfUlYP
@amichaiman @VonLaPalma Yo, new maintainer of Mapster here! I just released Mapster and Mapster.Tool today with support for .NET 6.0 as well as symbol packages for a pleasant debugging experience. Thanks for all the support! https://t.co/flC7xDAm1N
New version of Mapster and Mapster.Tool released today. Includes long awaited support for .NET 6.0 as well as symbol packages for improved debugging experience. Details: https://t.co/flC7xDAm1N #MapsterMapper#dotnet@dotnet@dotnetfdn
@dustinmoris @davidfowl@dotnet As one example, I published a small open source project today written in .NET 5/6/Core as a dotnet tool on NuGet. Didn't think much of it during development, but this tool is now cross platform out of the box. Compared to the old .NET ecosystem, this is mindblowing.
How to allow executable .exe files to be downloaded with https://t.co/GkObLC9bGC Core and UseStaticFiles middleware https://t.co/gJoMCwo6aq #dotnet#aspnet#visualstudio
Using the https://t.co/GkObLC9bGC Core Environment Feature to manage Development vs. Production for any config file type https://t.co/f9kMJpcnQl #dotnet#aspnet#visualstudio