Adding Back the Startup Class to ASP.NET Core 6

[@eriklallemand3810]

I didn't check the audio, but the video alone helped greatly. Thanks a lot for this quality content !

[@macjo3460]

Saved my day. I've been setting up a new ASP.NET MVC Core with .NET 6 running with kendo and my pipeline was a large and needed back that file. Thanks man, this was helpful

[@bestrecipes3373]

here, from here here, there....and it worked!!!!!!! thank you!!!

[@barsaydogdu6541]

Saved my day. Thank u!

[@leoppt.gumroad]

I just try with VS 2022, default Program.cs does not have 2 lines: builder.Services.AddEndpointsApiExplorer() & builder.Services.AddSwaggerGen() ... so, we also not declare it in Startup.cs?

[@muhammaddarwish-d8i]

Thank you soooo much , nice video

[@nguyenthanhat5095]

Thanks so much, after three months since this video and template is still missing Startup class

[@jingzheshan]

haha, the hate of missing the startup is real 😂

[@gavilanch3803]

We want our class back!

[@rahulpatil3452]

Thanks, it's works

[@jazzweather]

Hi, thanks for putting out a lot of Blazor content. One question, why do you think it is called “ASP.NET Core 6”, instead of just “ASP.NET 6”? Since .NET Core and .NET Framework are merged in .NET 6. Thanks.

[@gavilanch3803]

Honestly? Not sure. Some other students have been confused by that too. I just smile and wave.

[@heegantechnology]

Source code please eng

[@VedoHT]

Thanx!

[@modx5534]

Nice video, thanks😃!

[@purpexe]

Thanks

[@squip88]

Awesome, thanks :)

[@betulakan8216]

thanks a lot :)

[@diligencehumility6971]

What is wrong with this video, I cannot leave a like?

[@amanshukla6500]

because of your comment, I dropped a like :P