"DotNEXT" is a repo that enhances the code from .NET core, and has examples of using new API's that you can't even find tutorials for on the internet/examples f

"DotNEXT" is a repo that enhances the code from .NET core, and has examples of using new API's that you can't even find tutorials for on the internet/examples from in public code. For instance, there's been a class since .NET 6, "RandomAccess", for high-performance random-access file I/O (potentially async), and I couldn't find a single damn use of it on the internet. But then this repo had a whole utility class for it, and it's chock full of similar things: https://github.com/dotnet/dotNext/blob/d4111528297ff3b6567b90e2295df0ac5c4b0e9f/src/DotNext.IO/IO/FileReader.cs#L135-L167 https://github.com/dotnet/dotNext/blob/d4111528297ff3b6567b9... Similarly, I would recommend stuff by the .NET core team. I'm particular biased towards the low-level/interop team. Anything by Tanner Gooding is great, stuff by Michal Strehovský, Aaron Robinson, Elinor Fung. Also PathogenDavid, that guy is a wizard https://github.com/PathogenDavid https://github.com/PathogenDavid