Share the technical implementation of Markdown export and publish copy in CodeWF.Markdown and Vex: MarkdownDocumentExporter, ExportKind, shared image loading, SVG/GIF/WebP rasterization, Word embedded media resources, selectable text PDF, Windows CF_HTML rich HTML clipboard, and extensible typography themes.
Introducing Vex 1.1.0, a free and open source .NET + Avalonia cross-platform Markdown editor, highlighting dynamic editing, real-time preview, outline jumping, source mode, refresh preview, find and replace, theme layouts, selectable text PDF/PNG/Word export, copy to WeChat public account, and onboarding guide.
This article introduces the repository address, NuGet installation method, full package line, Lite package line, real-time editing preview, typography themes, code highlighting, image preview, mathematical formulas, multi-Viewer coverage, and incremental rendering capabilities of CodeWF.Markdown.
Introduces the new Guide control in CodeWF.AvaloniaControls, highlighting mask highlighting, popup positioning, dynamic menu MenuItem guidance, non-modal prompts, TabItem switching, and its implementation in Vex's first-launch guide.
This article introduces Zhijian, a local mind map editor based on Avalonia, supporting blank creation, folder loading, precise onboarding guidance, macOS shortcut adaptation, outline/Markdown/mind map synchronization, node notes, thumbnails, zoom, canvas dragging, and Markdown/OPML/XMind file exchange.
This article focuses on the existing features of CodeWF Toolbox, including conversion, development, security, web, media, network, text, data, log reader, international resource management, and the modular organization using Avalonia + Prism.
Over the May Day holiday, I finished refactoring CodeWF with AI: Razor Pages, SEO, filtering of illegal search keywords, loading optimization, content hot updates, minimal test suite, and how to use the website repository.
Using virtual machines and test machines, we tested .NET support across various OS versions. After installing the OS, we installed the corresponding runtime and verified that the Stardust agent could run successfully.
In-depth analysis of how to elegantly introduce third-party native libraries in .NET projects, supporting Windows, Linux multi-platform, with a pitfall avoidance guide
From Blazor static SSR back to Razor Pages, source code interpretation of website architecture design and core implementation