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He/They

Full Stack .NET developer and MonoGame enthusiast

Websitehttps://aristurtle.net
Cohosthttps://cohost.org/aristurtle
Twitchhttps://twitch.tv/aristurtledev
Twitter?https://twitter.com/aristurtledev
I went ahead and created the account with the correct name, but now it has no followers or anything D:

Can someone explain how my @ on here is incorrect? The display name is correct, but the @ is incorrect, which means my links to my profile I've been posting are incorrect.

Has it always been incorrect?

Why is it aristurlte? what is a turlte? It's supposed to be "aristurtle"

Can this be changed or fixed?

#help #mastodon #username

Lol I love it when I'm watching a video about "a game made by one guy" and then its like "with music by this other guy", well it ain't made by one guy then is it

Indie gamedev auteur bullshit needs to die

Here you can (sorta) see outside the page boundary in inkscape how the process went

Ok, since I'm wrapping up the next release of MonoGame.Aseprite, and it desperately needed a visual rebranding, I've put together this new banner (with new logo).

The logo came about from a combination of overlaying the #MonoGame logo on top of the #Aseprite logo, then my wife telling me that it looked like a rabbit, so I did some path exclusions and created the rabbit she saw.

I kinda like it since the outline still retains the original shaping of the MonoGame logo.

Hey found this neat #vscode extension to add a sidebar for #dotnet unit tests.

https://github.com/Derivitec/vscode-dotnet-adapter

GitHub - Derivitec/vscode-dotnet-adapter

Contribute to Derivitec/vscode-dotnet-adapter development by creating an account on GitHub.

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anyway if you like this kinda shit check out CoSharp my coroutines library https://github.com/Enichan/CoSharp
GitHub - Enichan/CoSharp: Lua style coroutines for C# with Unity style waiting

Lua style coroutines for C# with Unity style waiting - GitHub - Enichan/CoSharp: Lua style coroutines for C# with Unity style waiting

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I don't feel my workflow is special. I mostly just use the basic extensions and a lot of dotnet cli commands. But I've always been a command line kind of person anyway.

So a like 1.5yrs ago, I switched to #VSCode permanently and haven't used #VisualStudio or #Rider at all.

Now two of my coworkers want me to sit with them and go over my workflow because they want to see if they can switch as well.

We primarily do #aspnet things and smaller tools in #dotnet.

Any one else using only vscode? As I put together this thing to show them my workflow, I'm looking for other useful extensions and workflows some might use to show them as well.

I woke up this morning and chose violence.

I converted the majority of the DTOs from class to record type in this library.

A few errors to fix now to adjust with the change but they'll be simple enough.

#dotnet #csharp