03:06 I accidentally removed the params keyword when replacing Person[] with List. It's the wrong screen capturing. 🙈 Check out the video in the card popping up where I explain the C# 13 Params Collections feature in more detail and with the correct code example.🙃 Params Collections in C# 13: th-cam.com/video/MgpM0LDL8d4/w-d-xo.html
Hi Claudio, thanks for sharing the information. The Blazor authentication topic deserves a dedicated video. The new API looks promising and makes managing the authentication state easier across different render modes.
whether youw ant to stick with .net 8 or upgrade to .net 9, just remember .net 9 is not a LTS release. If you are building large codebases etc... probably not a fantstic idea to jump to 9 super quick. If you are good for being able to upgrade frameworks, probably not a big deal
It's true that .NET 9 being LTS will have a shorter support period. However, if you stay on .NET 8, the jump to .NET 10 might be bigger. Curious, do you work with a big codebase and are you going from 6 to 8 to 10, or what's your strategy?
Thank you for this video. I'm not sure but, I think .NET 9 comes with AI features as well; if you don't mind, could you please make a video about this? thanks again!
I'm really curious if MAUI becomes less buggy with .Net9. I'm not using it for anything productive yet because the issues coming along are a slow down and a risk
Yes, understandable. I got mixed feedback from people who already built applications with .NET MAUI. However, I personally have big hopes for Blazor Hybrid with .NET MAUI. I will record another video where I explore the new project/solution template.
Though I love NET MAUI. I also find MAUI to be very erratic on Android. For instance, I found it just mpossible to select an image / photo in an Android App that is developed in NET MAUI. I am currently using NET
MAUI is Xamarin with lipstick and Xamarin never was fixed. So, you won't want to bet on MAUI. I jumped to Flutter. Dart is quite similar to C#, so the jump was paintless.
It's the first time somebody comments that. I'd be honored to get even close to becoming such a humble, knowledgeable and professional person in the future.
I am hoping like everyone else that NET 9 will fix the quirks in NET MAUI. Though I love NET MAUI. I also find MAUI to be very erratic on Android. For instance, I found it just impossible to select an image / photo in an Android App that is developed in NET MAUI. I am currently using NET 8.
I did with NET 9. Take Photo now works fine. I can take photo via phone camera and display it in Maui Android App after capture without it crashing and restarting. NET 9 fixed that issue. Also I can now display several image from a biometric scanner that captures fingerprints connected to the app and display all ten of them without the app crashing after capturing only one or two. NET 9 seems to have fixed that issue too. I am impressed with NET 9. My only concern is that while NET 9 does not have LTS. I hope these fixes will be added to the next NET LTS version. That said, I have moved fully to NET 9 up from NET 8. Moving to NET 9 was not without its own challenges because I struggled with Error ADB0020 but I am glad I made the transition because I am already seeing the benefits of running NET 9 unlike when I was using NET 8.
@@KaiHenningsen If you find issues with .NET, it's best to report them to their GitHub repository, and it will be fixed. That's the power of open source. I hope your issue will be resolved soon. I didn't have any issues.
03:06 I accidentally removed the params keyword when replacing Person[] with List. It's the wrong screen capturing. 🙈 Check out the video in the card popping up where I explain the C# 13 Params Collections feature in more detail and with the correct code example.🙃 Params Collections in C# 13: th-cam.com/video/MgpM0LDL8d4/w-d-xo.html
yeah, I was about to tell you that 🙂
Hi Claudio, thanks for sharing the information. The Blazor authentication topic deserves a dedicated video.
The new API looks promising and makes managing the authentication state easier across different render modes.
@@19balazs86 Thanks, great to hear. I will look into it. 🤓
@@ClaudioBernasconi Thank you, a video on the topic of authentication would be appreciated 🙏
Great video Claudio, fantastic summary of all the new features
Glad you liked it, Carl! Thank you so much for your kind feedback. 🙂
whether youw ant to stick with .net 8 or upgrade to .net 9, just remember .net 9 is not a LTS release. If you are building large codebases etc... probably not a fantstic idea to jump to 9 super quick. If you are good for being able to upgrade frameworks, probably not a big deal
It's true that .NET 9 being LTS will have a shorter support period. However, if you stay on .NET 8, the jump to .NET 10 might be bigger. Curious, do you work with a big codebase and are you going from 6 to 8 to 10, or what's your strategy?
Thank you for this summary :)
Thanks for watching! 👏
Great video!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it! 👍
Nice video thanks, I cross my fingers for a maui-blazor-web template with authentication
Thank you for this video. I'm not sure but, I think .NET 9 comes with AI features as well; if you don't mind, could you please make a video about this? thanks again!
@@JJMV-sl1ib I will dig into it. Great video idea. 👍
Tensors and TensorPrimitives and TensorSpan
What feature are you looking forward to the most in .NET 9? 🤔
I'm really curious if MAUI becomes less buggy with .Net9. I'm not using it for anything productive yet because the issues coming along are a slow down and a risk
Yes, understandable. I got mixed feedback from people who already built applications with .NET MAUI. However, I personally have big hopes for Blazor Hybrid with .NET MAUI. I will record another video where I explore the new project/solution template.
Avalonia has significantly less bugs/head aches for a similar use case!
@@ClaudioBernasconi Looking forward to it!
Though I love NET MAUI. I also find MAUI to be very erratic on Android. For instance, I found it just mpossible to select an image / photo in an Android App that is developed in NET MAUI. I am currently using NET
MAUI is Xamarin with lipstick and Xamarin never was fixed. So, you won't want to bet on MAUI.
I jumped to Flutter. Dart is quite similar to C#, so the jump was paintless.
Am I the only one that thinks Claudio looks like a young Scott Hanselman?
It's the first time somebody comments that. I'd be honored to get even close to becoming such a humble, knowledgeable and professional person in the future.
Thanks for sharing! Please, show the new template for blazor hybrid!
Thanks. Added to the pipeline, stay tuned! I will explore it and hope it delivers what it promises.
let's go!
Let's go! 🚀
I am hoping like everyone else that NET 9 will fix the quirks in NET MAUI. Though I love NET MAUI. I also find MAUI to be very erratic on Android. For instance, I found it just impossible to select an image / photo in an Android App that is developed in NET MAUI. I am currently using NET 8.
@@Biometrics i think it's worth testing with .NET 9. Let me know if it helped you. 😉
@@ClaudioBernasconi I will upgrade to .NET 9 in the course of the week and try again.
I did with NET 9. Take Photo now works fine. I can take photo via phone camera and display it in Maui Android App after capture without it crashing and restarting. NET 9 fixed that issue. Also I can now display several image from a biometric scanner that captures fingerprints connected to the app and display all ten of them without the app crashing after capturing only one or two. NET 9 seems to have fixed that issue too. I am impressed with NET 9. My only concern is that while NET 9 does not have LTS. I hope these fixes will be added to the next NET LTS version. That said, I have moved fully to NET 9 up from NET 8. Moving to NET 9 was not without its own challenges because I struggled with Error ADB0020 but I am glad I made the transition because I am already seeing the benefits of running NET 9 unlike when I was using NET 8.
And Guid V7 will be usefull
@@liorbanai8941 nice. I haven't learned about it yet. 🤓
Tried going to .NET 9. Shortly after went bck to .NET 8 which was ... let's say less buggy.
More precisely, dotnet hanging when trying to build and several related actions was a fatal blocker for me.
@@KaiHenningsen If you find issues with .NET, it's best to report them to their GitHub repository, and it will be fixed. That's the power of open source. I hope your issue will be resolved soon. I didn't have any issues.
@@ClaudioBernasconi It was already reported when I hit on the problem. No real solution from the report(s, I think there were at least 2), so ...
schau mal flutter