Try .NET
A toolset for creating interactive C# and .NET experiences in the browser and in markdown documentation.
What is Try .NET?
Try .NET is a set of tools from Microsoft that allows developers and educators to create interactive coding experiences for C# and .NET. It enables users to write, edit, and execute .NET code directly in their web browser or within markdown-based documentation, eliminating the need for local development environment setup. The project was designed to make learning and experimenting with C# more accessible and engaging.
C# and .NET developers creating tutorials, documentation authors, educators, and anyone building interactive coding experiences for the .NET ecosystem. It's particularly useful for Microsoft Learn content creators and technical writers.
Try .NET provides a seamless, zero-setup way to run C# code in the browser, which was especially valuable before modern cloud-based development environments became widespread. Its integration with Microsoft Learn and support for interactive markdown makes it a unique tool for creating hands-on educational content.
Overview
Try .NET provides developers and content authors with tools to create interactive experiences.
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating interactive C# tutorials on Microsoft Learn
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