Comparison with StronglyTypedId

[phaza]

This package is based on the same blog post by @andrewlock, and he's also made a nuget available: https://github.com/andrewlock/StronglyTypedId

It would be nice to have some kind of comparison between the two to highlight the differences.

[lucasteles]

It is in fact a fork of the @andrewlock package.

It is a good idea to have a base comparison section on the readme, I can do it later.

For anyone reading this, at the top of my head some features I have added are:

• Performance improvements on Incremental SG Cache
• Performance improvements with lazy loaded templates
• Add more base types (float, double, decimal, short, byte, BigInteger, nint)
• Record types support
• Parse/TryParse implementation (with .NET7 IParsable<> support)
• implicit/explicit casting implementation
• IFormattable implementation
• Numeric/Math operators implementation
• Custom constructor support
• Better debugger display
• Custom Guid factory methods
  • Using NewId.NextSequentialGuid‎
  • Using Comb algorithm based on NHibernate implementation
• Suporte for Swagger Annotations
• Separated package for EF Core

[AlexeyRaga]

@lucasteles
Does this comparison still hold?
Looks like strongly-typed-id now has an ability to work with custom templates, does Strongly offer a similar feature?