ImageSharp 4.1 is out.
ANI. Premultiplied pixels. W3C blend modes. CgBI PNGs. TensorPrimitives SIMD: up to 14.9x faster and a 40% smaller assembly.
Still think managed graphics has to be slow?
https://t.co/VCkoW7OzlI
#dotnet#ImageSharp
It's been over 10 years since we released Rogue Legacy 1, and in the pursuit of sharing knowledge, we are officially releasing the source code to the public.
https://t.co/BwIYTBIn7X
Eternal thanks to @flibitijibibo for setting this up, and being with us since the beginning.
I now can share the recording of the talk, not just the slides! thanks so much, @OpsConfig who generously offered to edit out the PII in it so I could share it with you! https://t.co/xZZBcYUspI
hope you enjoy 🙂
From my anecdotal experience, yes. We're mostly impostors.
They keep paying me and I haven't been fired yet, so maybe my not-good-enough is actually good-enough for someone.
Every adult I've ever met is trying to figure it out, so maybe we're all doing just fine.
#DevDiscuss
Time for #DevDiscuss!
Tonight’s topic is… self-doubt.
- Do you think that developers typically struggle more with self-doubt? Explain.
- How do you continue writing code when you feel a lot of self-doubt?
- Share a self-doubt busting mantra for another dev!
Wait, is #dapper an #Orm that competes with #EFCore, or something else entirely? Are the two mutually exclusive? What is it all about? Your questions will be answered by @nick_craver and @marcgravell on the next #EntityFramework community standup. Details: https://t.co/6j2DxB6sVl
So here's the bad idea I had the other day about a possible future direction for Dapper; *really* early, don't even go near it, but: would love feedback on the concept! /cc @shayrojansky@FransBouma@ajcvickers
https://t.co/hNWjXfBFL9
In 24 hours I’m going to give one random person that retweets this tweet $10,000 in Bitcoin! (Yup, gonna experiment with this instead of cash haha) Make sure you follow me so I can dm you if you win :)
If you don't control your priorities, time estimates with dates on them are impossible.
"You said it'd take 10 days!"
"Yes, and when we get 10 days to work on it, it'll be done."
We've been doing internal app migrations to .NET Core for a while. So far, pieces of Stack Overflow completely on .NET Core:
- SocketServer (real-time events like score)
- Scheduler (e.g. badge award triggers)
- StackMail (how we send all email)
- Tag Engine (tag search, etc.)