akoeplinger

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by akoeplinger 10mo ago
System.Text.Json ships as part of the shared framework in recent versions of .NET so for most users it won't be restored from nuget.org
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by akoeplinger 5y ago
Regional Directors and MVPs aren't employed by Microsoft: https://rd.microsoft.com/en-us/about/
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by akoeplinger 8y ago
You can use the #readme anchor to link directly to the readme, e.g. https://github.com/ruby/ruby#readme Quite useful when you want to point people directly at the description.
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by akoeplinger 8y ago
This was outdated info on the website, I've updated the page. Generics are supported with FullAOT nowadays.
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by akoeplinger 8y ago
Xamarin isn't based on the .NET Framework. It is based on Mono which is in turn already consuming a lot of code from CoreFX (== .NET Core) and that share will only increase over time. Source: I'm working on the Mono BCL+Tools team
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by akoeplinger 9y ago
There's https://github.com/dotnet/wcf which are the _client_ libraries of WCF for .NET Core. For the server side of WCF you're right those are only available on .NET Framework right now.
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by akoeplinger 9y ago
Xamarin is built on top of Mono. The same applies to Unity3D. We're sharing more and more code with .NET Core now so there's convergence happening but there are still pieces that are unique to us. Disclaimer: I'm working on M
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by akoeplinger 9y ago
The .NET Standard spec has multiple _versions_, each of them adding more APIs: https://github.com/dotnet/standard/blob/master/docs/versions... It's true that .NET Standard 1.0-1.6 had a lot of
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by akoeplinger 9y ago
Great to hear that you're excited by it, we're too :) This blog post has a few more details and examples of the WebAssembly work: http://www.mono-project.com/news/2017/08/09/hello-webassembl...
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
No, the upgrade to 8.1 needs to be explicitly kicked off through the Store: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/update-from-win...
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
> or bundle up an ASP.NET app with an embedded server You can do that today : http://docs.asp.net/en/latest/conceptual-overview/dotnetcore...
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
There's a pretty interesting video of how the Office team uses C++ for their cross-platform efforts from CppCon 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HROqnw-nf4
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
I chuckled at this as well, so I filed an issue: https://github.com/ResearchKit/ResearchKit/issues/9 Should be fixed by now :)
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
I'd be interested in how you set it up, can you maybe share it somewhere? Guides like https://wprogramming.wordpress.com/2011/07/11/remote-pssessi... don't seem "fairly easy" to me (that&#
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
Yes, but only if both PCs are in the same domain. Getting PowerShell remoting to work in other environments requires a lot of configuration.
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
PowerShell web access might be a good alternative: http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2012/11/05/window...
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
> The 2008 R2 development system we have needs to be rebooted every two week, due to Windows Updates [..] Windows Updates are published once a month (except for very critical fixes), so I wonder how that is possible in your environment?
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
I'm a bit surprised that you don't seem to have an equivalent of the Handysignatur [0] (eID based on mobile phone) we have in Austria. It's getting more and more popular here, I guess because all you need is a mobile phone (w
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
Because it is a lot of work and takes time to integrate the pieces MS open sourced :) There are also a few cases where the code needs to be tweaked so it works correctly on Mono and the platforms it runs on.
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
No, it should run on the 4.5 profile just fine as backwards compatibility in the .NET APIs is very good. Please note that this is still a draft and the .NET 2.0/3.5 assemblies will likely reappear as reference assemblies (i.e. containi
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
I added a note to the page to make this clear. HN mods: can we get a "(draft)" note added to the submission title as well?
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
I just wanted to point out that there's nothing that inherently ties PowerShell to Windows (as expected, it's just a shell after all). > PowerShell provides direct access to [nearly?] the entire Windows OS PS has access to the
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by akoeplinger 11y ago
There's already a PowerShell implementation for *nix: https://github.com/Pash-Project/Pash
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by akoeplinger 12y ago
One of those two is my fork and yes I did it to fix something, but edandersen's point was more geared towards a real fork (i.e. something that takes the project into a different direction) instead of the fork that GitHub requires to se
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by akoeplinger 12y ago
Yes, there is cross pollination. See this blog post from Miguel de Icaza for more details: http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2014/Nov-12.html
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Lenovo's SuperFish Removal Tool on GitHub(github.com)
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by akoeplinger 12y ago
I ported Mono's WinForms implementation to .NET Core some time ago as a proof of concept: https://twitter.com/akoeplinger/status/546832629010817024 Would be great if MS open-sourced WinForms as well so we cou
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by akoeplinger 12y ago
fsharp on Ubuntu with Mono dependencies: sudo apt-get install fsharp [...] Need to get 22.2 MB of archives. After this operation, 66.0 MB of additional disk space will be used. Personally, I wouldn't call that heavy. Remem
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by akoeplinger 12y ago
There are many edge cases you need to consider, so a seemingly simple language feature can become hard to get right quickly. I highly recommend reading through https://roslyn.codeplex.com/discussions/570551 and the oth
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by akoeplinger 12y ago
If you look below the repository title on GitHub, it says "mirrored from..". This means GitHub handles the synchronization (they set this up on request for some projects). For me the advantage is being able to use GitHub's ni

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