One thing I've noticed after working on client projects over the years is that code formatting discussions often consume more time than they should.
Different IDE settings, inconsistent indentation, naming conventions, and formatting rules can create unnecessary noise during code reviews. While these may seem like small issues individually, they add up over time.
To make this process easier, I built a free EditorConfig Generator for .NET developers.
It helps you quickly generate a customized .editorconfig file based on your project's requirements, making it easier to keep your codebase consistent across your team.
Why I built it
Reduce repetitive configuration work
Encourage consistent coding standards
Improve collaboration during code reviews
Help new projects start with sensible defaults
🔗 Try it here:
https://saddamhossain.net/dev-tools/editorconfig-generator
The tool is completely free.
I'm continuously improving it, so if you find any bugs, have suggestions, or think something could be done better, I'd genuinely appreciate your feedback.
I hope it saves you a little time on your next .NET project.
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