Dear Followers,
Thank you for your ongoing attention and support for my (Desert Wolf) personal WeChat public account [Dotnet9] and the Dotnet9 website (Dotnet9 repository). With the continuous evolution of Microsoft technologies, we are about to welcome the release of Dotnet9 Preview 1. At this significant moment, I would like to share with you the latest personal updates through this notice.
To avoid potential misunderstandings and confusion (even though the initial intention was to ride on the coattails), I have decided to archive the original Dotnet9 repository. At the same time, the old repository has been successfully migrated to the brand-new CodeWF repository. This change means that all future updates, maintenance, and development of the website will take place in the new repository.
Along with the repository migration, the website's Logo and name have also been updated accordingly. The original Dotnet9 website has been officially renamed to Code Workshop. I believe this new name better reflects my spirit and pursuit as a coder, and it more accurately represents the essence and value of the site’s content. The goal remains the same; it's just a matter of time to achieve it: Building with .NET
- A website: sharing free online tools and technical blogs, with a tech stack of Razor Pages for the frontend and Web API for the backend.
- A cross-platform desktop tool software, tech stack: Avalonia UI.
- A cross-platform tool app, tech stack: MAUI.
Domains currently bound to Code Workshop:
- https://dotnet9.com (still in use since I bought it for 10 years in one go...)
- https://codewf.com (domain matching the new repository)
- https://dotnetools.com (currently using Vue 3.0, may consider switching later)
- https://dotnet.chat (considering appreciation, but it's a long way off)
Website Logo:
The website has a new color scheme:
Regarding my WeChat public account [Dotnet9], due to the costs and processes involved in renaming, it will remain unchanged for now. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. I promise to continue providing valuable content and services through the public account, the website, and tools in the days ahead.
Here, I would like to extend special thanks to all the friends who have supported the Dotnet9 (now CodeWF) project. Every follow, every like, and every piece of feedback is the driving force that moves me forward. I believe that from this new starting point, Code Workshop will explore more possibilities and create more value together with you.
Once again, thank you for your understanding and support. I look forward to witnessing the growth and transformation of Code Workshop with you!
- Code Workshop
- Original Dotnet9 Repository (Archived)
[Release Date: January 14, 2024]