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loaded with information video I’ve encoun tered so f ar about C

Spent literally an hour trying to find out why I couldn't get the alert to work from the Vite + React example. Turns out chrome.tabs.query({active: true}) may not work if you've got multiple windows open like I typically do. You should use something like chrome.tabs.query({active: true, lastFocusedWindow: true}) if you want to avoid errors and have the alert to pop up in the window and tab you're currently viewing!

I originally downvoted becaus eif the Satanic 666 reference, but then upvoted when you explained methods cant be more permissive than the class they are declared in.

Thank you for your excellent work. My VSCode doesn't suggest any correct methods when typing "chrome." Please help.

What about events, actions, tuple...? :)

Watched the vid twice. so has been 20 mins. I should be a double C# expert by now but I still can't even write a hello world! I THINK I JUST GOT SCAMMED!

I really struggled with Maui setting it up for windows application so that I can reproduce my program written in MS win-forms. Do you hv an application in MAUI-windows app.?

hello I would like to develop a chrome extension but I don't know if my idea is good and could you tell me what you think about it

Can you please explain how to use the service worker with vite build

Amazing explanation! Looking forward to the new videos ❤

Why C# is more complicated that C++ ?

What about Apple’s CloudKit? If your app is an iPhone / iPad app?

I have met a lot, really a lot, of people who would say the opposite of what you did in regard to implicit typing.^^

I wanted to get oop principles ubder my skin to be capable truelly code anything. So I try to find language to made me truelly use it ( my first language, python, not really useful for that in my opinion). I choose java and C#. Because of this video i am going to focus only on C#. Thanks you.😊

How to work with service_worker using vite

That was valuable. Thanks for creating such a tutorial.

Nice video man! Short and to the point.

You guys are cool!!!!

Yeah, I think SO is dying, but let's get back and think, where did ChatGPT learn knowledge of coding?

I appreciate this.

this is informative, planning to port my project from winforms to maui

Bro missed private protected and protected internal accessabilities Edit of important things you missed: - custom indexers - attributes - source generators - operator overloading - reflection - delegates - unsafe with pointers - expression trees - enums - Garbage Collector

ive been using c# for a long time and searched for features i havent learned, 5mins in here and id better get these noted. excellent job.

I cant find the source code for the React/Typescript example.... you are missing some codelines in the video, but cant find the source code!

Typescript adds unnecesary processes and complexities. For people new to web developing, try to find and think for yourself why would you need everything to have a type before blindly accepting what a youtuber tells you.

5:13 - Here you use the builder pattern on record to provide a domain model for changing the UserRecord ?

your advice are soo true and valuable and one cant progress without this skill

Great comparison. I am going with Firebase for quick and dirty PoC and sticking to Amplify for futuristic production grade solutions - ! BTW Why do Google keep killing their projects - lack of focus in strengthening the ecosystem and marketing - this sucks - the future is scary if I were to choose Firebase - already the Git number says it all - the direction of Firebase!

extremely useful

As far as I can see, the upgrade assistant CLI on Windows is totally broken.

so these are the supabase alternatives?

First we move from functional programming to object oriented and now we r moving back to functional...what I can say...programming is a circle 😂

Great tutorial, keep it up bro!

You forgot unsafe code(C pointers), delegates, events, threads, threadpools, nullables, enums,

Not even done yet but this is for sure the best chrome extension tutorial on UA-cam!

g f hello

MAUI looks you in with publishing your Windows app to the MS store. That is most likely not what you want. MAUI apps come with a big bag of dependencies. If you compile the template project and publish it is a about 100MB already, even when making it depend on the installed .NET framework. MAUI still uses the classic approach where controls are directly accessible in the event handler code and you are not pushed into using MVVM. Avalonia is a great alternative. If support publishing to Windows as ZIP file (or directory) has full support for Linux, TV/Smartwatch targets, encourages MVVM and is really mature. Today I would recommend using Avalonia. If you compare productivity then using Blazor, which can now be embedded into both MAUI and Avalonia is the best option. Razor is a much more flexible and powerful UI framework and language. The Binding syntax in in MAUI/Avalonia originally coming from WPF is really limited and forces you to write A LOT of boilerplate code. In Razor a large number of UI related code can be written inline in the the Razor code making writing, reading and maintaining code easier IMHO. To hide an UI element when a collection is empty requires some hidden attribute to be set on a binding element with XAML. In Razor it is simply @if (collection.?Length>0) { ...} If you are new and can make a choice I would recommend Blazor either directly for the browser or Blazor embedded.

The for loop is a duplicate coming from C. A for loop is actuall for (<init block>;<condidtion block>;<per iteration block) { <loopblock>;} and translates to <init block>; while (<condition block>) { <loopblock>; <per iteration block>;} foreach is very different. The for loop CAN be used with the intention of a processing all elements of a collection. The foreach loop always iterates all elements of a collection - that must not be mutated in the loop! - and can only be interrupted by a break or return. For the switch it is also not a duplicated feature. the switch expression is to RETURN a typed value from the expression while the classic switch statement executes blocks of code. While the switch expression does not allow code blocks and hence typically has no side effects (but that is not guaranteed as you can call a function that has side effects). The switch (also a duplicat coming from C already) executes blocks and hence can have all kinds of side effects.

you missed tuples, anonymous types, lambdas, exception handling, goto, LINQ operators like select, where, join ..., nested templates, virtual, polymorphism, RTTI, dynamic, default values, params, out, in, ref, const, enum, Lazy, IDisposable, garbage collection, lock, parallel... the list is much longer. But still a good video to get an overview.

Awesome video

Nice lesson 😁

nice tutorila but i need to build everytime. do you have any solution for it?

Thanks for the video. Great refresher of C# for me.

And even this video did not include all of it by far. But nice to see someone fit this much in 10 minutes.

It's somehow just so simple compared to Python or Javascript, don't know why, just reads really naturally.

I hate 'var'!

I want to know how to make an extention which could be interacted by a website. In other words how to manage content.js and background.js console.log('Content script loaded'); const script = document.createElement('script'); script.src = chrome.runtime.getURL('inject.js'); (document.head || document.documentElement).appendChild(script); script.onload = () => { console.log('Inject script loaded'); script.remove(); }; window.addEventListener('message', function(event) { if (event.source !== window) return; if (event.data.direction && event.data.direction === 'from-page-script') { chrome.runtime.sendMessage({ type: 'CUSTOM_WALLET_REQUEST', payload: event.data.message }, (response) => { window.postMessage({ direction: 'from-content-script', message: response }, '*'); }); } }); THis is an example code

I think it's not clear that Deconstruct are not a Destructor in C#. Is a good video. :)

MAUI is much better than Xamarin

thanks!