A journey through wire protocols, symbol files, and bridging two worlds Introduction Quite some of our .NET nanoFramework users are fans of VS Code or are using Mac OS or Linux. Having the ability to bring the debugging feature that was, so far, Visual Studio on Windows only was pressing more. When we set out … Continue reading What It Took to Implement VS Code Debugging for .NET nanoFramework
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Real Hardware Tests in Azure DevOps Pipelines for .NET nanoFramework PR: IoT TestStream
This article will go through what we've put in place for .NET nanoFramework to add real hardware tests in various devices from our Azure DevOps pipelines. It's a kind of dream coming true after years of adding what's needed to be able to set this up properly. I remember a discussion we had with José … Continue reading Real Hardware Tests in Azure DevOps Pipelines for .NET nanoFramework PR: IoT TestStream
2 million nuget downloads and counting
.NET nanoFramework NuGet downloads have reached on the last 7th of May the symbolic milestone of 2 million downloads. Statistics the 12th of May shows clearly more than the 2 million: The first million was reached on the 9th of August 2021. It took 5 years to reach the first million and only 9 months … Continue reading 2 million nuget downloads and counting
.NET nanoFramework ❤️(automated) documentation
Developers ❤️ when documentations are available, detailed and easy to browse. In .NET nanoFramework we ❤️ developers. So we ❤️ when the documentation is the best! And we make all what we can to achieve this goal. To create a great documentation, you need to put efforts of them. There is no secret. Efforts for … Continue reading .NET nanoFramework ❤️(automated) documentation