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- A simple dotnet tool to run C# scripts.
- Run and Debug csx files in Visual Studio? (c# Scripts)
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Scripts em C#
WOJ, Filip. Dotnet script. Github, 2021. Disponível em . Acesso em: 11-09-2021
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Is there a way to run simple c# code in vscode without creating a project?
You can use dotnet script (https://github.com/filipw/dotnet-script). You won‘t need a project file and you’ll get IntelliSense in VS Code. You just have to install dotnet script as a global tool to be able to run it.
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What environment, online or as an application, do you use to test out and develop small C# scripts on Mac OS?
If you do find VSCode a bit too heavyweight, you might be interested in the dotnet-script package. It has a little bit of new syntax to learn, but might float your boat.
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C# 9 top-level programs and target-typed expressions
I think the short answer to your question is "no".
For single-file-no-project simplicity your best bet is dotnet-script: https://github.com/filipw/dotnet-script
For native code your best bet is NativeAOT: https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/tree/feature/NativeAOT
I'm not aware of anything that combines the two.
As to why: it's not so much that they've made it hard as they haven't made it easy. The reason they haven't made it easy is that it's a fringe use case. The main benefits of AOT are faster startup time, smaller storage requirements, and compliance with the iOS interpreted language ban. Most people who worry about those things don't mind having a project file.
They _have_ made some changes that may partly address your concerns. Visual Studio is no longer required to build C#; you can do it purely from the command line. There is also a new project file format. it's still XML, but much simpler. The HelloWorld example[0] from NativeAOT is a good example of how simple it can get. And the command line tools include an easy way of creating a basic project files[1], so you don't have to memorize what little boilerplate remains.
[0] https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/tree/feature/NativeAOT/...
Not quite at a single .cs file, but there is the third-party dotnet-script [1] installed as a global tool to run .csx files. That's been around longer that C# language support for top level statements.
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ELI5: How do programs from client PCs receive updates?
Another option is to use nuget and the dotnet tool command for distribution. Private nuget feeds are possible if you require that. For example, check out the dotnet script project which uses this distribution technique.
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