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added dotnetcore implementation #130
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jeffrade
Oct 27, 2018
Commenting // isn't valid JSON.
Commenting // isn't valid JSON.
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I would add a |
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jeffrade
Oct 27, 2018
Pretty sure this file need to be committed.
Pretty sure this file need to be committed.
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jeffrade
Oct 27, 2018
None of these *.cache files need to be here.
None of these *.cache files need to be here.
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@ArminNaish I would clean up a lot of this PR and only commit the absolute bare minimum for someone else to build and run from source. Utilize a |
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@jeffrade thank you very much for your code review. I Removed obsolete files by adding a .gitignore file. Sorry it took me so long. |
Hey there, I implemented your blockchain sample in dotnet core (runs on linux, mac and windows). Check out the source code if you like. Great blog post by the way!