Sure... As Jeffrey Epstein said: "Trump is the dog that hasn't barked".

Ask yourself why Epstein's files haven't been released yet, despite Trump having built most of his campaign on releasing them.

He's all over them:
www.congress.gov/119/meeting/...

Awesome 👏🏻👏🏻 thank you!

Did you use an open-source library to implement the GUI?

Me too... I loved the Upgrade Assistant available in Visual Studio, it just worked very smoothly to migrate my .NET Framework projects to .NET.

Now they replaced it with Copilot, WHY should I use a chatbot?

Ps. Fortunately I can still use the command line version of Upgrade Assistant.

Why not C##? 🤡

... and if you care about your own sanity: hirrolot.github.io/posts/rust-i...

But also because Rust is great for low-level system programming (among other things), but trying to implement a real game 100% in Rust 1) Without a very good command of the language 2) Without previous experience in game programming can be a really painful experience compared to the . NET ecosystem.

I’m not certain what scope of game projects you’re referring to, but C# provides ample performance for the majority of games a novice developer can reasonably create without overextending themselves.

Given your background, unless you have strong reasons to use Rust for your game, I’d recommend learning C#. It’s much simpler, has great tools and libraries, and offers excellent game engines if you need them.

What kind of advice are you expecting to receive? Without knowing your background, your preferences, the type of projects you want to work on, timelines, etc., it's impossible to offer any useful advice.

We do care...

Brilliant political move and terrific guys...

We can't stand people who protect pedophiles.

Have you also tried its github.com/gui-cs/Termi... ? It can help you saving some time😎.

It really depends on how interactive your programme needs to be...

If it's similar to Edit, Spectre.Console won't help you as much as Terminal.Gui (I use Spectre.Console a lot).

Qualche fesso più fesso degli altri lo trovano sempre, basta chiedere al putinista danese Nicklas Hoffgaard che, come ringraziamento per il supporto alla causa russa, si è ritrovato a combattere in Ucraina.

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