Write And Run C# In Your Terminal! | .NET Tips 5 

This is so cool. Similar to C# Interactive in VS, but far more consistent and easier to use

This is very useful. I'm still doing beginner projects and this is a much quicker way to test sth vs to run the whole project & navigate to The correct fx

Dude! This is so cool! Thanks for the tip, Nick! Off to install it now!

This is awesome! Please create a full fledged video on this feature..

This makes me happy as a python dude picking up C#.

Thank you for showing us this.

Thanks for sharing! Never even thought about something like this, but it'll be wildly valuable 😂

Why I never know this before. Thank You so much.

I amazed the you said 'WALLAH' to surprise us. 😅

I wish every language had such an awesome REPL

I've added C# script to Windows Terminal long time ago, but I was always lacking some UX... So now, whenever I want to write some C# quickly I use Polyglot (Jupiter) notebooks in VS Code. Equally quick, but much better experience. Maybe REPL would be also a good replacement

Very nice feature that allows us to test a piece of code quickly!!

Really cool tip! Thnx, Nick!

Amazing Nick 🎉 thanks for sharing!

what also works is to store c# code as string in a variable and use add-type powershell command to add your c# type to the powershell environment. then you can call it using different ways, pretty need

Thanks Nick!

@nickchapsas do you have a video about your terminal of choice and your git prompt?

😲, Thanks a lot for this content.

I have been using LINQPad, but would try it.

dude this thing is amazing thank you!!!!!

yeeah, this one is cool. Suffered with C# interactive..

Very useful

It even has intellisense...

wow a useful Short

Just... Wow!

Yo this is sick!!!

Powershell is a great .NET REPL too

I almost need this daily!

What about LinqPad ?

wow, that's will be a usefull tool

A great tip! I used the powershell to run some quick c# and its not that easy to use

Rextester is an online compiler for every single language

I wish I had "rails c" on my c# projects. I think this is very close to that....❤

i forgot this tip once, i will forget it again

Great video, thanks g

i saw that for the first time on Mono Csharp console which provide's the same funtionality but did not have the nuget packages capabilites i think .

Hey Nick, sometimes it takes a while to hit a debug breakpoint. Is there a way to save and jump back into a certain debug state? It’d be awesome as my async app takes minutes to get to a certain point !

Very cool

Very cool. I've been wanting this for the exact reason you said in your opening remarks.

Oh baby that's hot 🥵 I was just thinking the other day that I wish something like this existed

How did you create the terminal prompt..

C# ❤

What terminal are you using? It looks very interesting

Yoy cant just use the c sharp compiler outside visual studio?

It is possible to load whole app ?

This kinda just feels like C# Interactive which comes with Visual Studio. And yeah, I use it a lot to quickly check the behavior of functions to make sure they do what I expect them to do.

...linqPad works too

What happened with dotnet-script?

Is it better than dotnet-repl?

possible write bash script with this ?

Hi. What is that console with colored path?

And what about using the dotnet fiddle? You don't even need to install anything

"Cross platform commandLine" ✋️ does it run android

what is terminal (sorry im beginner in C# (': )

It boggles my mind that the `dotnet` command ships with a REPL for F#, but not C#...

i use linqpad for that

isnt this wat dotnet-repl does ?

this is the same as C# Interactive 🤔

LinqPad!

Just use powershell....

I think Java is the best, more than C#

C# is slowly turning into python... :(

god just use wsl already man

This is getting out of hand

LinqPad is way easier than this.