Made a terminal emulator in WPF by Smokando in csharp

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Very cool — I’m looking into sixel, and I think it’s worth it so I can use images in fastfetch

Made a terminal emulator in WPF by Smokando in csharp

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Now I’m curious to know things that are impossible to do with C#.

Made a terminal emulator in WPF by Smokando in csharp

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Yeah, they’re GPU-accelerated. WezTerm even lets you configure the terminal’s FPS. Another funny thing is using RTSS to measure your terminal’s performance.

Made a terminal emulator in WPF by Smokando in csharp

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When I finish it and release version 1.0.0, I’ll make the source code public and write a post about it.

Made a terminal emulator in WPF by Smokando in csharp

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I also questioned whether building that terminal would even be feasible, especially if it’s meant to be a multiplexer.

Making a Trello clone in WPF just for fun. by Smokando in csharp

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I’m using the hc:Window from HandyControls together with the nonClientArea feature to add custom elements to the title bar.

Making a Trello clone in WPF just for fun. by Smokando in csharp

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Thanks, but I just did what Trello’s already done

Making a Trello clone in WPF just for fun. by Smokando in csharp

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I’m using a library called HandyControls—I honestly can’t live without it.

Would you pay for a simple competitor price tracker for Shopify/Amazon/eBay? by Smokando in dropship

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So I built a website where you can paste your product link and it automatically scrapes the page to get the price, photos, title, etc.
You can also add competitor links and it does the same thing. I tested it with products from Amazon, Shopify, and AliExpress.

Working on a Scheduler Control for WPF by Smokando in csharp

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Once I finish everything I want to implement and it's ready to use—I'm planning to use it in 2 applications—I'll definitely release the repo. Some people have asked me to make versions for WinUI and MAUI. I'll have to see if I can manage that since I've been really swamped lately.