Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
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Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
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Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#2Named pipes have been in Windows for many years https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winbase/n...
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#3Just to clarify something at the start of the article... If you are using full Visual Studio to develop with .NET 6, you will need 2022. If not, (eg. VS Code), will work with the command line sdk.
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#4Named pipes have been in Windows for many years https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winbase/n...
First thing I do with SQL Server setups - turn off named pipes :)
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#5Amazing read and insanely helpful. Thanks a ton both to the author and to who posted it, if different people.
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#6Just to clarify something at the start of the article... If you are using full Visual Studio to develop with .NET 6, you will need 2022. If not, (eg. VS Code), will work with the command line sdk.
Pretty sure there isn't anything you can't do in Jetbrains Rider EAP.
Edit: would like to know why I'm being downvoted.
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#7Amazing read and insanely helpful. Thanks a ton both to the author and to who posted it, if different people.
We’re the same person. Thanks.
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#8Just to clarify something at the start of the article... If you are using full Visual Studio to develop with .NET 6, you will need 2022. If not, (eg. VS Code), will work with the command line sdk.
Pretty sure there isn't anything you can't do in Jetbrains Rider EAP. Edit: would like to know why I'm being downvoted.
Hot reload in Rider only works in debug mode on Windows (to be clear it also works in nondebug sessions on Windows). On Mac trying to use Hot Reload with Rider on a nondebug session errors out, so it’s not 100% yet.
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#9I don't know why I expected something more technical for the tray icon part. I mean using a third party library is not really anything .NET 6 specific.
Re: Named Pipes in .NET 6 with Tray Icon and Service
#10I don't know why I expected something more technical for the tray icon part. I mean using a third party library is not really anything .NET 6 specific.
Seems to me, the focus of the article was more on named pipes than the tray icon, so maybe that's why?