Reference Source and Roslyn both have Roslyn-based sites that allow easy navigation of their source code. It would be nice if there was a similar site for .Net Core.
For me, the most important difference between the Roslyn-based site and using Github directly is finding some member. GitHub search is text-based, so it does not differentiate between declaration and usage. You can mostly get around that by searching for some string that's unique to the declaration (e.g. "void Method"
for void
-returning method Method
), but that's cumbersome.
This is something we've talked about and ultimately may want to do. It would involve building a Roslyn index over corefx with SourceBrowser.
I think this can now be closed, the site is at https://source.dot.net/.
@svick Too bad ASP.NET Core isn't available there. A part of it is available at http://sourcebrowser.io/Browse/aspnet
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I think this can now be closed, the site is at https://source.dot.net/.