Evergrowth.AspForMarkDigExtension is out there now...
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Hey Everyone: I've never done something like this before - announcing the relase of my first NuGet package. (I've had a couple of others but they were really niche.) This is an extension to the MarkDig markdown parser in .NET 6, and I used a tutorial article from here to make it happen! Thanks @cyotek for the big help! The source code - along with my hopefully coherent documentation - is available at: GitHub - crazycga/Evergrowth.AspForMarkDigExtension: This is the source repository for the Asp-For MarkDig Extension.[^] The NuGet package is called "Evergrowth.AspForMarkDigExtension". What it does: I had a situation where a client of mine wanted to use markdown to prepare some forms for clients. Semi-static stuff. I found that when I was parsing the markdown in the controller, it wasn't getting parsed properly to make use of the 'asp-for=""' function to build input fields. I tilted at that windmill for a time, then decided it would be a good way to grow a little as a developer and get input on my stuff... So here we are. Thanks everyone here who - over the years - has helped me immeasurably become better at this! -J
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Hey Everyone: I've never done something like this before - announcing the relase of my first NuGet package. (I've had a couple of others but they were really niche.) This is an extension to the MarkDig markdown parser in .NET 6, and I used a tutorial article from here to make it happen! Thanks @cyotek for the big help! The source code - along with my hopefully coherent documentation - is available at: GitHub - crazycga/Evergrowth.AspForMarkDigExtension: This is the source repository for the Asp-For MarkDig Extension.[^] The NuGet package is called "Evergrowth.AspForMarkDigExtension". What it does: I had a situation where a client of mine wanted to use markdown to prepare some forms for clients. Semi-static stuff. I found that when I was parsing the markdown in the controller, it wasn't getting parsed properly to make use of the 'asp-for=""' function to build input fields. I tilted at that windmill for a time, then decided it would be a good way to grow a little as a developer and get input on my stuff... So here we are. Thanks everyone here who - over the years - has helped me immeasurably become better at this! -J
Don't post this here - forums can move pretty rapidly, and once this scrolls off the first page it gets less likely that anyone will ever see it. Plus, it's kinda rude for a "technical forum" to be plugging your work, even a free to use nuget package. Instead, have you considered posting the Github as a Project here? Provided your documentation is indeed coherent it should be pretty easy to do: Your GitHub Project on CodeProject[^] and that is more likely to be found.
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony "Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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Don't post this here - forums can move pretty rapidly, and once this scrolls off the first page it gets less likely that anyone will ever see it. Plus, it's kinda rude for a "technical forum" to be plugging your work, even a free to use nuget package. Instead, have you considered posting the Github as a Project here? Provided your documentation is indeed coherent it should be pretty easy to do: Your GitHub Project on CodeProject[^] and that is more likely to be found.
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony "Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
Sorry didn't mean to be rude. Was trying to thank someone for their help and inspiration. And didn't want to have a huge long lasting thing so figured posting in a forum would be good, so that it was ephemeral. For some reason I can't seem to delete to post. If you can, please do so.
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Sorry didn't mean to be rude. Was trying to thank someone for their help and inspiration. And didn't want to have a huge long lasting thing so figured posting in a forum would be good, so that it was ephemeral. For some reason I can't seem to delete to post. If you can, please do so.
If you want to thank someone, reply to a comment they made, or post at the bottom of the article. That way they should notice it* :-D Why would you want your work to be ephemeral, if you are sharing it anyway? :confused: You can't delete your post because it has a reply - that would "orphan" the response(s) and lose the meaning of the thread (obvious if you think about it). Yes I can delete the whole thread (all Protectors can) but it's not necessary it's only "slightly rude" not "you b*****d" rude! I wouldn't worry about it, but if you still want that, just say the word. * Some people run with emails disabled, or deliberately use a dummy email so "@" messages may not get through at all.
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony "Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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Hey Everyone: I've never done something like this before - announcing the relase of my first NuGet package. (I've had a couple of others but they were really niche.) This is an extension to the MarkDig markdown parser in .NET 6, and I used a tutorial article from here to make it happen! Thanks @cyotek for the big help! The source code - along with my hopefully coherent documentation - is available at: GitHub - crazycga/Evergrowth.AspForMarkDigExtension: This is the source repository for the Asp-For MarkDig Extension.[^] The NuGet package is called "Evergrowth.AspForMarkDigExtension". What it does: I had a situation where a client of mine wanted to use markdown to prepare some forms for clients. Semi-static stuff. I found that when I was parsing the markdown in the controller, it wasn't getting parsed properly to make use of the 'asp-for=""' function to build input fields. I tilted at that windmill for a time, then decided it would be a good way to grow a little as a developer and get input on my stuff... So here we are. Thanks everyone here who - over the years - has helped me immeasurably become better at this! -J
