alt Hacker NewsAh Source Generators, after all these years still badly documented, when searching you most likely will find the original implemenation meanwhile deprecated, have poor tooling with string concatenation, and only have a few great blog posts from .NET MVPs to rely on.
:shrug: we're using them very effectively and there are plenty of resources at this point.
Very useful for reducing boilerplate and we can do some interesting things with it. One use case: we generate strongly typed "LLM command" classes from prompt strings.