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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
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dotnet-combine
.NET global tool that allows you to combine multiple C# source files into a single one, create a .zip with multiple files, etc.
I know that Malware's dev kit has built in minification, but as a linux user Visual Studio and by extension the MDK aren't an option for me so I'm looking for alternatives. So far I've only come across one other minifier that seems to work, but it mainly only strips out whitespace and comments, which definitely helps but I'm hoping that there is a better option out there that I'm missing.
I know that Malware's dev kit has built in minification, but as a linux user Visual Studio and by extension the MDK aren't an option for me so I'm looking for alternatives. So far I've only come across one other minifier that seems to work, but it mainly only strips out whitespace and comments, which definitely helps but I'm hoping that there is a better option out there that I'm missing.
Yea, I'm already taking advantage of a few of the new .net 6 features like implicit using statements defined in the csproj file and not declaring namespaces anywhere in any of my code files. I've got my setup to the point where I can hit build in vscode and it runs dotnet-combine to merge all of my code into a single file then runs sed to strip out the Program class declaration and the closing brace so that I can just copy and paste the generated code into the programmable block.