Daniel November 8th, 2021 .NET 6 is now released! ASP.NET Core in .NET 6 includes everything you need to build rich modern web UI and powerful back-end services.What’s new? Here’s a sampling of the great new features and improvements in ASP.NET Core for .NET 6:Hot reload: Apply changes to Razor, C#, and CSS source files into your running app during development without the need to rebuild and restart the app.Minimal APIs: Create a new ASP.NET Core app with just a few lines of code using the latest C# f...
In this series I'm going to take a look at some of the new features coming in .NET 6. There's already been a lot of content written on .NET 6, including a lot of posts from the .NET and ASP.NET teams themselves. In this series I'm going to be looking at some of the code behind some of those features. Posts in this series (new posts will be listed here as they're written): Part 1 - Looking inside ConfigurationManager in .NET 6 Part 2 - Comparing WebApplicationBuilder to the Generic Ho...
Enrico Buonanno on 2021-10-31Why C# 10 is pretty irrelevant (but .NET 6 isn't) and why that's a good thing✍&##xFE0E; I hope the title got you intrigued. Usually there's a lot of excitement when a new language version comes out, as people are waiting to see what cool new feature will improve their daily development practice. As a book author, I have to be particularly aware of new language features; over the last few weeks I've been working on the 2nd Edition of my book, Functional Programming in C#, ...
Tim DeschryverBlogSnippets NewsletterBackgroundThemeRosé Pine MoonRosé Pine DarkRosé Pine DawnNight OwlAtom DarkDraculaNordModified@tim_deschryverAll postsTLDR Version👀 Just show me the code already With the upcoming release of .NET 6, we're also getting a new API to build applications. This new API is called the "Minimal Web API". This blog post came to life because seeing this new structure triggered some new brainwaves that made me question my current project structure. After having read abou...