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James Dayalverified â€Ē Sep 25, 2025 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Hello World! Welcome to the .NET Group!
Hello World! Welcome to the .NET Group! We’re excited to have you here! This is a space where you can share, learn, and connect with other developers who love .NET. Start by saying hi! Introduce yourself in the comments below—tell us your name, ...
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Jakub Neruda â€Ē 4 days â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Tuesday Coding Tip 28 — (de)serializing JSON string enum in C#
Tuesday coding tips are super short posts about various tidbits mainly from C++, but also from other programming languages I use. You can also follow the #TuesdayCodingTips hashtag on Mastodon and Linkedin. Last time I covered C# JSON serialization,...
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  • dotnet
  • csharp
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Jakub Neruda â€Ē Oct 13 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 2 min read
Tuesday Coding Tip 26 — JSON (de)serialization in C#
Tuesday coding tips are super short posts about various tidbits mainly from C++, but also from other programming languages I use. You can also follow the #TuesdayCodingTips hashtag on Mastodon and Linkedin. In need of a JSON deserializer in C#? One ...
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  • dotnet
  • csharp
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The Singularity Workshop â€Ē Sep 29 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 9 min read
ProtocolAI and GrammarAI: Giving AI a Language Software Can Actually Own
There is a particular problem that keeps appearing as I build the architecture for The Singularity Workshop. It starts with something that sounds almost trivial: > How does software communicate with an AI when the software already knows what its wo...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • artificialintelligence
  • protocols
  • softwarearchitecture
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The Singularity Workshop â€Ē Sep 28 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 15 min read
I Built a Serializer That Refuses to Own Your Data
I Built a Serializer That Refuses to Own Your Data How The Singularity Workshop turned a recurring binary-IO problem into a tiny .NET boundary—and why the smallest part of the design may be the most important part. There is a particular kind of so...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • dotnet
  • serialization
  • softwarearchitecture
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aminekhddz â€Ē Jun 13 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Pterocos - Free browser-based C# editor with AI (runs .NET code client-side, no install, no signup)
Hi .NET community 👋 I built Pterocos https://pterocos.eu.org - a free online editor that runs C# and .NET code entirely in your browser via WebAssembly. No installation, no account required. What Pterocos supports: C# .NET Rust ðŸĶ€ Python 🐍 Ruby ...
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  • ai
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Jakub Neruda â€Ē Jun 2 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Tuesday Coding Tip 14 — Pattern matching in C#
Tuesday coding tips are super short posts about various tidbits mainly from C++, but also from other programming languages I use. You can also follow the #TuesdayCodingTips hashtag on Mastodon and Linkedin. Since C# 7, you can use pattern matching t...
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  • programming
  • dotnet
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Jakub Neruda â€Ē May 12 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Tuesday Coding Tip 11 — null-coalescing operator
Tuesday coding tips are super short posts about various tidbits mainly from C++, but also from other programming languages I use. You can also follow the #TuesdayCodingTips hashtag on Mastodon and Linkedin. Some languages, like C# or Javascript, hav...
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  • programming
  • dotnet
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Jakub Neruda â€Ē Apr 14 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Tuesday Coding Tip 07 — Exposing internal bits of .NET projects
Tuesday coding tips are super short posts about various tidbits mainly from C++, but also from other programming languages I use. You can also follow the #TuesdayCodingTips hashtag on Mastodon and Linkedin. C# has a number of visibility keywords and...
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  • csharp
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tsgiannis â€Ē Jan 9 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Excel Exporter
Excel / VBA folks – quick share I’ve released a small Windows tool I built out of real-world frustration: Excel Exporter. It does one thing well: exports Excel code objects modules, classes, forms from Excel files into clean files on disk. http...
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  • c#
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tsgiannis â€Ē Dec 10, 2025 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 3 min read
Getting a quick view of your .NET Solution
SolutionScanner: A Comprehensive C# Solution Analysis Tool Project Overview I've recently developed SolutionScanner, a Windows Forms application designed to streamline the process of analyzing and documenting C# solution structures. This tool addre...
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  • c#
  • programming
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The Singularity Workshop â€Ē Nov 4, 2025 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 6 min read
Finite State Machines - the Universal Unit of Work
Escaping Boolean Hell: Why Your State Machine Needs to be Data-Driven We've all been there: a simple boolean flag here, a nested if statement there. It seems harmless at first, but soon your codebase is a tangled mess of conditional logic. Let's t...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • fsm
  • c-sharp
  • game-development
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The Singularity Workshop â€Ē Nov 4, 2025 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 7 min read
Engineering "The" Loop
The Problem with the Classic Game Loop Almost every interactive application, from video games to user interfaces, relies on a continuous execution loop. This loop is the heart of the application, responsible for everything from updating the game s...
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  • fsm
  • unity
  • gamedev
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The Singularity Workshop â€Ē Oct 28, 2025 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 5 min read
raWWar: The Galactic RTS So Ambitious It Forced Us to Invent a New Technology
At The Singularity Workshop we are building software for the singularity. Our latest Milestone has been reached: the resubmission of our Unity Integration package for sale on the Unity Asset Store. Before the release of our 45kb of raw digital power,...
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  • rawwar
  • gamedev
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The Singularity Workshop â€Ē Oct 27, 2025 â€Ē in Launches â€Ē 2 min read
FSM API (Advanced) for Unity
???? FSMAPI Advanced now available on Unity's Asset Store!...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • gamedev
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