Today, I'm sharing a list of super useful terminal commands that can simplify your daily work in C#/.NET and boost your productivity. Whether you’re navigating folders, managing projects, or running .NET applications, these commands have you covered. Let’s dive in! 💻

🌲 Basic Navigation and File Commands

• ls - Lists all folders and files in the current directory.
• mkdir <foldername> - Creates a new folder with the specified name.
• cd <foldername> - Changes the directory to the specified folder.

🛠️ Creating and Managing .NET Projects

• dotnet new sln - Creates a new solution file for managing projects.
• dotnet new console -n <projectname> - Creates a new console application project. You can change <projectname> to any name you like!
• dotnet sln add <projectname> - Adds a created project to your solution file for easy management.

🚀 Building and Running Your Project

• dotnet build - Builds your .NET project, checking for errors and preparing it to run.
• dotnet run - Runs the .NET project you’ve built, helping you quickly test it.

🔍 Additional Handy Commands

• dotnet restore - Restores dependencies and project-specific tools, useful if you have a *.csproj file with NuGet packages to manage.
• dotnet clean - Cleans up the build output, often used before building a fresh version of your project.
• dotnet publish -c Release - Publishes your project in Release mode, optimizing it for deployment.

With these commands in your toolkit, navigating projects and managing your C#/.NET solutions in the terminal becomes a breeze! 🌬️ Happy coding! 👨‍💻👩‍💻