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A technical documentation site and personal knowledge base covering .NET 8.0 development, C# best practices, and software engineering patterns like DDD and AOP. It includes practical guides for Docker, Git, Zsh, and Linux/Windows command lines, as well as documentation for custom tools like the Alipay Order Monitoring API, Kumaomusic, and an ID3 audio editor.

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  1. Overview of Alipay Order Monitoring Professional Edition

    Alipay Order Monitoring Professional Edition is a stable and efficient transaction flow monitoring system based on the Chrome kernel. It supports personal, merchant, and corporate account types and allows multiple accounts to be monitored asynchronously on a single computer. It is primarily used by small and medium enterprises to implement 'signature-free' (免签) payment solutions by monitoring order arrivals and triggering callbacks to a business system.

  2. Overview of the C# Programming Language

    C# (pronounced 'C sharp') is a modern, general-purpose, object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft and standardized by ECMA and ISO. It is designed specifically for the Common Language Infrastructure (CLI), which consists of executable code and a runtime environment allowing it to run across different computer platforms and architectures. C# combines the high performance of C and C++ with the rapid development capabilities of the .NET framework class library.

  3. Overview of .NET Aspire

    Aspire is a code-centric orchestration and observability layer for distributed applications. It allows developers to model services, frontends, databases, queues, caches, containers, and cloud dependencies in a single place (the AppHost). It provides a unified command to run the system and a toolchain (the Aspire Dashboard) to observe it. Aspire supports C# and TypeScript for writing the AppHost, and can coordinate workloads written in C#, JavaScript, Python, Go, Java, Rust, and PowerShell.

  4. Overview of the .NET Aspire Dashboard

    The .NET Aspire Dashboard is a powerful tool included in Aspire project templates (and available as a standalone installation) used for comprehensive application monitoring and inspection. It provides a real-time, intuitive view of application state and structure to improve the developer experience. Key capabilities include:

    • Real-time Tracking: Monitor logs, distributed call traces, and environment configurations.
    • Resource Management: A user interface to stop, start, and restart application resources.
    • Telemetry Visualization: View structured logs, call chains, and metrics through a visual UI.
    • AI-Enhanced Debugging: Integration with AI code agents that utilize the Aspire CLI and MCP servers to retrieve logs and telemetry data directly from the dashboard for debugging purposes.

  5. Overview of Kumaomusic (酷猫音乐) Music Player

    Kumaomusic (酷猫音乐) is a personalized online music player developed using Electron and NodeJS. It features a self-built stable audio source and supports desktop lyrics, background photography, and quick song switching. The application is compatible with both Windows and MacOS platforms.

  6. Overview of Audio Editor ID3 Batch Modifier

    Audio Editor is a batch ID3 tag modifier developed using Electron, Vite, Vue, and Antdv Next. It is compatible with Windows and MacOS and allows users to edit audio metadata including cover art, song titles, artists, albums, release dates, and lyrics.

  7. Overview of mmPlayer online music player

    mmPlayer is an open-source online music player developed by Maomao. It provides a suite of music management and playback features, including music search, playback controls, lyric display, playback history, song comments viewing, and synchronization of NetEase Cloud Music user playlists.

  8. Overview of C# Attributes

    Attributes are declarative labels used to pass behavioral information about program elements (such as classes, methods, structures, enums, and components) at runtime. They add metadata, such as compiler instructions, descriptions, and annotations, to the code. Attributes are denoted by square brackets [] placed immediately before the element they describe.

  9. Understand Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI)

    Inversion of Control (IoC) is an object-oriented design principle used to reduce coupling between pieces of code. The most common implementation of IoC is Dependency Injection (DI), where an external entity provides the required object references to a class during its creation. Another alternative implementation is Dependency Lookup.

  10. WebAssembly Runtime Migration to CoreCLR

    The WebAssembly (Wasm) architecture has been refactored to replace Mono with CoreCLR. This aligns browser/Wasm runtime behavior with the server-side runtime, improving debugging symbols, AOT size optimization, and overall performance while eliminating behavior discrepancies between Mono and CoreCLR.

  11. Understand Domain-Driven Design (DDD) architecture

    Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is an abstract software design philosophy that guides development based on the domain. It is divided into two main areas:

    1. Strategic Design: Focuses on domain model partitioning using Event Storming to identify Core Domains, Sub-domains, and Supporting Domains. It involves defining a Ubiquitous Language and establishing Bounded Contexts.
    2. Tactical Design: Focuses on a layered architecture to achieve loose coupling and high cohesion. The typical layers include:
      • Interface Layer: Provides APIs for front-end users.
      • Application Layer: Orchestrates domain services (often a thin layer; can be implemented using CQRS).
      • Domain Layer: Contains the core business logic, including Entities, Value Objects, Aggregate Roots, Domain Services, and Domain Events.
      • Infrastructure Layer: Handles third-party services, database connections, and technical implementations.

  12. Explore .NET Future Trends and Emerging Technologies

    Current and future directions for the .NET ecosystem include:

    • WebAssembly (Wasm): Running C# code on the client side via Blazor WebAssembly.
    • AI Integration: Utilizing ONNX Runtime and TensorFlow.NET for intelligent application development.
    • Edge Computing: Using .NET IoT libraries for sensor and GPIO support, integrated with Azure IoT Edge.
    • Low-Code: Integration with the Power Platform to accelerate enterprise development.