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      <description>I recently created a library, InspecTree, that allows you to inspect and analyze entire C# lambdas. In this post, I will show you how I extended InspecTree to also support semantically analyzing the lambdas.&amp;#39;</description>
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      <description>Tiled is a popular open source map editor for 2D games. Several libraries parsing the different Tiled map formats exist for .NET. Many of them have gone old and outdated though, and I took it upon myself to create a new one called DotTiled, with a focus on speed and memory efficiency.</description>
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