Daniel is just the best, he is one of the few over at Microsoft that can make you genuinely excited to get hands on with their new tech. Clean presentation, I also thought it was funny how you could see search history when he tested his API without swaggerUI. That would be a great spot to put an easter egg next time
Thx for the demo. ASP.NET Core in .NET 7 looks great. Can I continue using VS Code instead of the full blown VS for ASP.NET Core in .NET 7 development?
I made a guess as to the value of the Id property and I can now reach the swagger page but even with a valid jwt generated as you demonstrated I get “The signature key was not found” when invoke an endpoint.
For those of us following along it would have been nice if you could just scroll right. What are the property values for the OpenApiReference instance at 18.28 ?
The only Microsoft failure of WebAssembly, IMHO is the use o Duende for Identity. That is the main reason for me to keep away from WebAssembly due to de lack of availability of my part to study and implement other alternatives.
So instead of controllers, you invented endpoint groups? A class where you can define your routes with a single resource. You can define your return types with strongly typed entities. Cool. You can authorize them, nice very nice! You know what else does all of that. something that you had for years, which people are used to, are very scalable, maintainable and unit testable? Controllers... So no, I'm still not switching. If you guys can bring your performance improvements to controllers that would be nice of you. At least I can still make my enterprise applications in the way that is logical and makes sense.
I would advise you to be more flexible, just do compare these approaches in context of performance at least. We dont work in retail, we build software. Cheers) 😅
You don't need to switch, and we continue to improve MVC controllers as much as is possible without breaking it. Minimal APIs is a more functional, less object-oriented approach to building APIs. If you prefer using controllers, then keep doing so.
Daniel is just the best, he is one of the few over at Microsoft that can make you genuinely excited to get hands on with their new tech. Clean presentation, I also thought it was funny how you could see search history when he tested his API without swaggerUI. That would be a great spot to put an easter egg next time
Great stuffs! Exicted for NativeAOT in the future
Great presentation, thanks
Where can I find the snippets?
That was pretty amazing! Thank you Dan and the whole dotnet team!
Where can I get these very beautiful wallpapers? Speaker is amazing!
please provide info about installing dotnet7 on Ubuntu using package manager
.Net is really ❤❤❤❤🤗🤗
Thx for the demo. ASP.NET Core in .NET 7 looks great. Can I continue using VS Code instead of the full blown VS for ASP.NET Core in .NET 7 development?
I made a guess as to the value of the Id property and I can now reach the swagger page but even with a valid jwt generated as you demonstrated I get “The signature key was not found” when invoke an endpoint.
For those of us following along it would have been nice if you could just scroll right. What are the property values for the OpenApiReference instance at 18.28 ?
new OpenApiSecurityScheme
{
Reference = new OpenApiReference {Type = ReferenceType.SecurityScheme, Id="Bearer"}
},
Anything new with Razor for Razor Pages???
If someone knows how to handle the SymetricSecurityKey, let me know please, have a lovely day
The only Microsoft failure of WebAssembly, IMHO is the use o Duende for Identity. That is the main reason for me to keep away from WebAssembly due to de lack of availability of my part to study and implement other alternatives.
So instead of controllers, you invented endpoint groups? A class where you can define your routes with a single resource. You can define your return types with strongly typed entities. Cool. You can authorize them, nice very nice!
You know what else does all of that. something that you had for years, which people are used to, are very scalable, maintainable and unit testable? Controllers...
So no, I'm still not switching. If you guys can bring your performance improvements to controllers that would be nice of you. At least I can still make my enterprise applications in the way that is logical and makes sense.
Agree. Seems like new features for the sake of new releases every year.
I would advise you to be more flexible, just do compare these approaches in context of performance at least. We dont work in retail, we build software. Cheers) 😅
You don't need to switch, and we continue to improve MVC controllers as much as is possible without breaking it. Minimal APIs is a more functional, less object-oriented approach to building APIs. If you prefer using controllers, then keep doing so.
How it supports to iot platform for mobile,does it suport .mono core !
Can you send a link to this cool wallpaper behind?