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by rc-1140
2852 days ago
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I like working in c#, so I have a folder in my Dropbox that holds a collection of linqpad files (.linq) about how to do something or other in c#. I also make sure to keep my custom classes/extensions in there as well as a folder within called "mockdata" which has exactly the content you'd expect; three versions of mock data I generated from Mockaroo: one that's a SQLite DB, a csv, and a json file. Also have a lorem.txt folder in there. I'd love to be able to reorganize that into three subfolders: one for .linq linq queries, one for .cs files instead of .linq files, and another for the mock data. Would be great if I could have all of my c# snippets in .cs files and play with them in VS Code, but I can only run the files in VS Code if I'm working with .NET Core. I've got a similar but far smaller collection for python snippets and experiments (i.e., playing with an API). |
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