@aespitia IMHO, this is not the best way to create this constructor. Create a first instance of the class to copy it to create the class itself is not very clean for me.

Perhaps you could made a small change to this PR:

• split static method Color.FromHex() into 2 parts:
  • create a private static method Hex2Uint to convert hex string into an unsigned int value
  • create a Color constructor from unsigned int Color (uint value)
• call this constructor from hex string constructor public Color(string hex):this(Hex2Uint(hex)) {}
• also use this constructor in static method Color.FromHex() ==> public static Color FromHex(string hex) => new Color(hex);

my 2 cts.

@aespitia IMHO, this is not the best way to create this constructor. Create a first instance of the class to copy it to create the class itself is not very clean for me.

Perhaps you could made a small change to this PR:

* split static method `Color.FromHex()` into 2 parts:
  
  * create a private static method `Hex2Uint` to convert hex string into an unsigned int value
  * create a `Color` constructor from unsigned int `Color (uint value)`

* call this constructor from hex string constructor `public Color(string hex):this(Hex2Uint(hex)) {}`

* also use this constructor in static method `Color.FromHex()` ==> `public static Color FromHex(string hex) => new Color(hex);`

my 2 cts.

i like it, can make updates

@KroMignon updated PR with your suggestions, lmk if you had other thoughts.

This looks great! Thanks @aespitia @KroMignon and @kebox7 - I look forward to using this myself after the next release! 🚀