I was tired of repeating the same steps over and over again when I started developing a new program. So I started writing some classes that I could easily use here and there. This got more and more over time, which made the whole thing rather cluttered and less useful. So I had to start documenting functions cleanly. The chaos became a useful little library, which contains many useful functions. Everything is documented within the classes, so I do not bother to explain this extra. Just browse the classes and take with you, whatever you need, everything here is free.
In retrospect, it's funny to see how big this library got because I only added new stuff when I needed it. Well, I cannot ignore the downfall of .NET Framework in favor of .NET Core and the associated strong focus on modularity and multiplatform support. Therefore I decided to give up this library in this form and to port it into individual smaller projects to .NET Core in order to also focus on modularity and multiplatform support.
I will publish all this development under my real name and also make it available via NuGet.
- Find it here: https://github.com/Roydl and https://www.nuget.org/profiles/Roydl
- Microsoft Windows 11
- Microsoft Windows 10 should work fine, but is not officially supported here
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 + .NET Framework 4.8.1 SDK
