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Try .NET provides developers and content authors with tools to create interactive experiences.
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https://try.dot.net under maintenance #1218

Closed jonsequitur closed 3 months ago

jonsequitur commented 3 months ago

The old try.dot.net site is in the process of being redirected to https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/try-dotnet, which provides more context and information about Try .NET.

Until the automatic redirect is in place, you can go directly to https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/try-dotnet and use the Try .NET editor there, which now supports C# 12.

CalebBellWebCE commented 3 months ago

I have used https://try.dot.net many times in recent years to quickly validate my assumptions about how basic things worked in C# (e.g. what is the result of 0 < (int?)null ?). The new site informs me about interesting features that would be useful if I were sharing content, but it is distinctly worse as a C# sandbox. Is there a replacement full-screen C# sandbox that I should use instead? Or should I host my own?

jonsequitur commented 3 months ago

I've passed this feedback along.

We would like to make Try .NET easier to host and customize, and the latest updates have moved it in that direction. But currently hosting your own is pretty non-trivial.

Another quick experimentation option of course is Polyglot Notebooks.

dalehhirt commented 3 months ago

This should be resolved. We are waiting for a day, and then will close out the issue.