Dmitry Medvedev
Dmitry Medvedev, Chief Technology Officer at AlterNET Software, brings 20+ years of expertise in software development.
20+ years of experience in software engineering; Experience includes taking on senior positions in software products development across multiple continents, with primary focus on developing and delivering complex engineering projects and managing distributed teams of developers.
Discover how the WinForms SyntaxEdit control in AlterNET Studio now supports Skia/OpenGL rendering for faster, GPU-accelerated text display. Learn about performance improvements, double buffering, and cross-platform consistency.
Discover Alternet Studio X's a next-generation, cross-platform code editor and debugging suite for .NET and Python developers. Build and debug applications on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
Learn how AlterNET Studio integrates TextMate grammar to deliver Visual Studio Code-style syntax highlighting, outlining, and Minimap in the .NET Code Editor.
Discover how AlterNET Studio brings IDE-level editing, scripting and UI design into your .NET applications—supporting C#, VB, Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, and cross-platform development on macOS & Linux.
Explore how AlterNET Studio's Code Editor delivers flicker-free, high-performance text rendering on WinForms and WPF using GDI, DirectX layers, and optimized metrics caching.
Discover how to choose the best scripting and debugging engine for .NET. Explore AlterNET Scripter for C#, VB, Python, and JavaScript integration.
Learn how to seamlessly integrate Python and IronPython scripting, along with debugging, into .NET applications.
Learn how AlterNET Studio's XML parser uses schema-based validation and code completion to streamline XML editing and ensure accurate, error-free code.
Describes implementation of integrating Python and C/C++ executing and debugging into .NET applications based on Debugger Adapter protocol.
Explains various approaches to syntax and semantic analysis for C#, Visual Basic, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python and other programming languages.
Explains how to use various debugger UI elements such as stack trace, output, breakpoints, watches, debug toolbar and menus.
Learn how to run and debug JavaScript and TypeScript scripts in your .NET applications.
Provides description of limitations of .NET in-application script debugging, and techniques to overcome these limitations.