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  1. #dotnet11 Preview 1 is now available!

    It introduces updates across the .NET Runtime, SDK, libraries, C# 15, F#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, and .NET MAUI.

    Find out more on #InfoQ 👉 bit.ly/3MAPOPX

    #dotnet #dotnetCore #ASPdotNet #Microsoft

  2. Preview 1 is now available!

    It introduces updates across the .NET Runtime, SDK, libraries, C# 15, F#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, and .NET MAUI.

    Find out more on 👉 bit.ly/3MAPOPX

  3. UK #dotnet #csharp #sqlserver lead/senior developer with over 15 years’ experience looking for new permanent role if possible. Would consider temporary contract.

    #AspDotNet #mvc #blazor #entityframework #azure #tdd #agile #Git

    Looking for hybrid role in London, Cambridge, Essex, or Hertfordshire. Also interested in fully-remote UK or European roles.

    #FediHire #getfedihired

  4. This might be beyond niche, but does #dotnet #aspdotnet health checks libraries have a way to decide *per request* which checks to include?
    Either by adding / removing checks when inspecting the request, or by filtering - selecting from a larger set of pre-registered checks?
    It's a tenanting thing.

  5. This might be beyond niche, but does #dotnet #aspdotnet health checks libraries have a way to decide *per request* which checks to include?
    Either by adding / removing checks when inspecting the request, or by filtering - selecting from a larger set of pre-registered checks?
    It's a tenanting thing.

  6. Mein #Passwort ist wohl zu gefährlich... 🙃

    > A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client (Password="...L~FJj&YNG]<z.+e?8dRF").

    #Security #AspDotNet #Internet #Password

  7. Just checked with `time` the time it takes for two CLI frameworks to perform one command invocation (which is basically an empty method body).

    One takes 0.13s, the other 0.16s (synthetic benchmark difference is 0.04s).
    Most of the time is spent configuring the WebApplicationBuilder.
    Do I care that "--help" is printed in 0.09s/0.16s?

    #DotNet #SSG #AspDotNet #CSharp

  8. Adding to my #SSG ramblings. This is roughly the layout I'm thinking of.
    Whether /content/Home will be there, I don't know yet, that is how Grav does it.
    Keeping the wwwroot and Views/-structure, as that is configured by-default in ASP.NET.

    The Views are all runtime-compiled and then rendered based on files inside the content-folder.

    #AspNet #AspDotNet #DotNet #Razor

  9. Adding to my #SSG ramblings. This is roughly the layout I'm thinking of.
    Whether /content/Home will be there, I don't know yet, that is how Grav does it.
    Keeping the wwwroot and Views/-structure, as that is configured by-default in ASP.NET.

    The Views are all runtime-compiled and then rendered based on files inside the content-folder.

    #AspNet #AspDotNet #DotNet #Razor

  10. Building an #SSG, the easy part: Getting templates to render.
    The difficult part: Listing all content (Markdown), storing them, assigning metadata.
    The hard part: Making sense of all the data acquired.

    #DotNet #AspDotNet #CSharp #Razor

  11. It lives, and includes pain.

    But _ViewStart, Layouts and all this good stuff works just fine.

    #AspDotNet #DotNet #Razor #StaticSiteGenerator #SelfHost

  12. Gonna be building my #AspDotNet admin interface then … just to be able to rebuild a #Hugo site manually, or when some file changed.
    Great.

  13. What's the benefit of razor pages? Like it seems sorta messier? #aspdotnet

  14. Does ASP.NET core MVC require jquery for forms to work? can i use something else? Nothing against jquery just unclear on how tied to the framework it is

    #fediHelp #dotnet #aspdotnet

  15. Does ASP.NET core MVC require jquery for forms to work? can i use something else? Nothing against jquery just unclear on how tied to the framework it is

    #fediHelp #dotnet #aspdotnet

  16. I wish I knew how to do that kind of stuff in #Powershell

    Oh, believe me I've messed with it. You have to get into that #Microsoft #Csharp mentality, right? #DotNet or whatever that is. Ugh. I messed with #ASPdotNet back in the day. #PHP made more sense to me. Something about that uh... what do you call that? you knw, when you have to pay them to use it. anyway. i was #PAF at the time, so. Linux, PHP. Not saying it has no value, but at that time I dismissed it.

    Point is. I'd probably already know how to do it, but ... like i said... haha.
    I was on hiatus when #VSCode came out. things have changed it seems.

    social.vivaldi.net/@ajaxStardu

  17. I wish I knew how to do that kind of stuff in #Powershell

    Oh, believe me I've messed with it. You have to get into that #Microsoft #Csharp mentality, right? #DotNet or whatever that is. Ugh. I messed with #ASPdotNet back in the day. #PHP made more sense to me. Something about that uh... what do you call that? you knw, when you have to pay them to use it. anyway. i was #PAF at the time, so. Linux, PHP. Not saying it has no value, but at that time I dismissed it.

    Point is. I'd probably already know how to do it, but ... like i said... haha.
    I was on hiatus when #VSCode came out. things have changed it seems.

    social.vivaldi.net/@ajaxStardu

  18. You know why PHP is still around? Because it's fucking simple.

    The levels of abstraction in Web Frameworks like React/Angular or ASP.NET Core is a little silly. You have to navigate through 4-5 files of logic before you actually get to the rendering of a page.

    PHP?

    <?php echo "Hello World!"; ?>

    If dotnet could give me a syntax and framework as simple as PHP, I think it'd dominate. Just one file (index.cs), not a zillion files and boilerplate.

    Call it ASP.NET Min

    #dotnet #AspDotNet #php

  19. You know why PHP is still around? Because it's fucking simple.

    The levels of abstraction in Web Frameworks like React/Angular or ASP.NET Core is a little silly. You have to navigate through 4-5 files of logic before you actually get to the rendering of a page.

    PHP?

    <?php echo "Hello World!"; ?>

    If dotnet could give me a syntax and framework as simple as PHP, I think it'd dominate. Just one file (index.cs), not a zillion files and boilerplate.

    Call it ASP.NET Min

    #dotnet #AspDotNet #php

  20. What's New in .net 8

    ➡️ Performance
    ➡️ Cloud Native
    ➡️ ASP .net Blazor Full Stack
    ➡️ Artificial Intelligence
    ➡️ .Net MAUI

    Announcing .NET 8 - .NET Blog devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/

  21. What's New in .net 8

    ➡️ Performance
    ➡️ Cloud Native
    ➡️ ASP .net Blazor Full Stack
    ➡️ Artificial Intelligence
    ➡️ .Net MAUI

    Announcing .NET 8 - .NET Blog devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/

    #DotNet #DotNet8 #asp_net #Blazor #ai #artificialintelligence #DotNetMaui #aspdotnet

  22. Der OpenTelemetry in .NET Vortrag der .NET User Group Rheintal sollte man als ASP.NET Entwickler besser nicht verpassen! #aspdotnet #dotnetdev #dotnet #opentelemetry

  23. Hey #dotnet friends using System.Text.Json ✋

    Has anyone managed to create code that uses source generators but for snake_case naming policy?

    I notice I can not pass anywhere the serializer options when I specify using the source generator, and then I can not pass the snake_case naming policy?

    Any help please, repost for reach?

    #csharp #aspnet #aspdotnet #serialization #json #snake_case #jsonserializer #sourcegenerators #systemtextjson

  24. Hey #dotnet friends using System.Text.Json ✋

    Has anyone managed to create code that uses source generators but for snake_case naming policy?

    I notice I can not pass anywhere the serializer options when I specify using the source generator, and then I can not pass the snake_case naming policy?

    Any help please, repost for reach?

    #csharp #aspnet #aspdotnet #serialization #json #snake_case #jsonserializer #sourcegenerators #systemtextjson

  25. I'd love to talk with someone about #dotnet Aspire on the #podcast. If you've used it in a project, I'd love to hear from you.

    I'm also contemplating reaching out to @davidfowl (and/or the #aspDotNet team) to see if I can get an overview conversation, too.

  26. I'd love to talk with someone about #dotnet Aspire on the #podcast. If you've used it in a project, I'd love to hear from you.

    I'm also contemplating reaching out to @davidfowl (and/or the #aspDotNet team) to see if I can get an overview conversation, too.

  27. Got an email from Shaun Walker about the drama surrounding DotNetNuke, which I was totally unaware of until now. I was an early adopter, and helped the State of Ohio implement it in 2010 also for a number of sites. I did have a brownfield and retirement plan in place, wonder if they followed it.

    Anyway, if you are a .NET person and looking for CMS capabilities, check into Shaun's replacement, Oqtane. It's slick.

    #cmm #dotnet #aspdotnet #blazor

  28. Got an email from Shaun Walker about the drama surrounding DotNetNuke, which I was totally unaware of until now. I was an early adopter, and helped the State of Ohio implement it in 2010 also for a number of sites. I did have a brownfield and retirement plan in place, wonder if they followed it.

    Anyway, if you are a .NET person and looking for CMS capabilities, check into Shaun's replacement, Oqtane. It's slick.

    #cmm #dotnet #aspdotnet #blazor

  29. Ok #asp #AspDotNet #dotnetcore folks.
    Is there any framework for syncing view models / view models graphs with clients? Allow reactive/observable views?

    I have no database backing the data, this is in memory view models only rn. Asp.Net Core, #Blazor WASM, No EF, #SignalR neat but not required as long as it integrates well with Blazor.

    Bonus: Have a proper request/response flow for client-triggered actions?

    (asking this time before going off and running my own thing again.. )

  30. I am abandoninng #dotnet #maui I have wasted too many days of my life trying to get the android emulator working on various laptops.
    I haven't even started on the iPhone version.
    Happy to get back to #aspdotnet and #blazor

  31. Longing for the day that I can yeet this powerpages app into the sun and just replace it with some lovely #AspDotNet #blazor instead :revblobfoxangry:

  32. Friends, I'd like to do some performance testing on some #aspDotnet middleware (hosted on #modernDotnet / #dotnet 6/7/8), but have no idea where to start.

    I want to perf test my middleware only, not the web api, any ideas on where to start my search?