Collaborate Disseminate
It’s been a whirlwind week of rapid improvements to .NETpad. The Settings page is in place, and everything that can work is working properly. I added a “Reset settings” button, similar to what I did for the UWP version of the app. I fixed the Auto save… Continue reading Modernizing .NETpad: Settings, UI Changes, Spell Check, and More (Premium)
This past weekend, I got much further than expected, and more quickly than expected, in modernizing the design of .NETpad for Windows 11. There’s still so much more to do, but I’m surprised to discover I’ll be able to do more of this work in WPF than I… Continue reading Modernizing .NETpad: Unexpected Design Progress
We’re still months away from the release of .NET 9, but there’s no reason not to fully modernize WPF for Windows 11 now to the degree that’s currently possible. That is, there are changes I can make using WPF’s new .NET 9-based capabilities. And some c… Continue reading Modernizing .NETpad: Next Steps (Premium)
As part of my .NETpad modernization work this summer, I’m investigating various ways one might update an existing app for Windows 11. There are many paths forward, each with some benefits and some challenges.
The app I’m updating is based on the Window… Continue reading Modernizing .NETpad: .NET 9, Arm64, and More (Premium)