Commands
The commands below can be used by every user. In order to invoke a command, all you need is to prefix it with “-“. For example “- ask”.
-ask
Response:
Please ask your question in one of the following channels.
Try to use a channel which is not currently occupied.
Please ask your question in one of the following channels:
<#475675711235948544>- if there is no question asked for 2h or longer
<#494597046523789322>- if <#475675711235948544> channel is taken
<#553081377143128104>- if <#494597046523789322> channel is taken or your question is not C#-related
-question
Response:
When asking a question try to give as much information as possible.
- What is the problem?
- What have you tried to find or fix your problem?
- What technology are you using?
-code
Response:
When sharing your code, try to make use of code blocks.
```csharp
your code here
```
If you intend on sending large amounts of code, please use a service like https://hastebin.com/
-bootcamp
Response:
There is an ongoing boot camp called “C#: From Zero to Hero” led by @Kaisinel#4921
It’s free and it is aimed for people with 0 experience. It aims to give you the level of knowledge that would be enough to land a job.
It also doesn’t just teach how to get stuff done but also tries to explain alternatives and look for the best way of doing it.
https://github.com/csinn/CSharp-From-Zero-To-Hero
-msdn
Response:
Microsoft official documentation is a really good resource to get started with any topic in .NET or just learning C# from 0.
It has tutorials, examples and of course the official language spec.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/
-spoonfeeding
Response:
We do not support spoonfeeding. We won’t be doing your homework,
we won’t implement a feature for you, we won’t get a call with you and carry walk you through how to do X.
However, we will patiently talk with you, try to explain the topic, the tools, the approach.
Our goal is to teach you “how to fish”, but you will have to “catch the fish” yourself.