NimbleText VS ThinkCalculator

NimbleText mentions (7)

• How do you deal with "Non-nullable property "x" is uninitialized. Consider declaring the property as nullable"?

  To that end, I use NimbleText to help me generate a ton of tedious properties. I could probably use T4 or source generators, but I hate that neither one of those supports what this is: a one-shot thing. If I use this pattern:. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• Should I Use Properties on Data Pass Through Classes Instead of Fields?

  If you have any problems and post your code, the community is going to be so preoccupied with demanding you use properties they'll probably miss the actual problem. It doesn't cost much more to give your types auto-properties, so just do it. A tool like NimbleText can make it easier to generate classes like this. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• MVVM help

  I use NimbleText to make it less tedious to write a lot of properties at once. I wish I could invoice the C# dev team for the license. - Source: Reddit / 9 months ago

• Can column name list be factored to variable or reference?

  I know this isn't a SQL solution, but have you ever looked at NimbleText? You can define substitution patterns and run it on CSV/delimited data. For instance, you could have the pattern:. - Source: Reddit / about 1 year ago

• List You go to Online tool one you couldn't live without for Dev Work

  When I'm doing a real big batch of properties or some other repetitive code, after saying a few bad words that there's no syntax sugar for INotifyPropertyChanged yet I go to https://nimbletext.com/ and use that to turn a list of property names into the full, bloated, early 2000s property syntax that all C# GUI developers who don't want/can't use Fody have to use. - Source: Reddit / over 1 year ago

ThinkCalculator mentions (0)