Code Generation .net core / 5.0 / future (with templating?)

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  • Roslyn

    The Roslyn .NET compiler provides C# and Visual Basic languages with rich code analysis APIs.

  • aspnetskeleton2

    A foundation for building robust web applications on ASP.NET Core.

    • I use this code generation strategy combined with .NET Core Local Tools to generate boilerplate code (2-3 source files at specific locations) for CQS commands and queries and I'm quite satisfied with this method so far. You can check out the sources of my codegen tool here if you want to explore it. Might give you some ideas.

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