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New in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Generic Hosting Environment

In ASP.NET Core 3.0 the hosting environment changes to get more generic. Hosting is not longer bound to Kestrel and not longer bound to ASP.NET Core. This means you are able to create a host, that doesn't start the Kestrel web server and doesn't need to use the ASP.NET Core Framework. This is a small introduction post about the Generic Hosting Environment in ASP.NET Core 3.0. During ...

12.12.2020 | 440 7 | Jürgen Gutsch

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.NET Conf 2019

... speak to an screen and a camera. The conference This years .NET Conf was full of .NET Core 3.0, which was launched during the first day. Also C# 8 and the latest DevOps, Azure, Xamarin and Visual Studio features were hot topics this year. If you want to watch the talks on demand, there is a playlist on YouTube with all of the recordings, as well as a list on Channel 9. Since the conference ...

27.09.2020 | 182 5 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 10: Wasmtime

WebAssembly is pretty popular this time for .NET Developers. With Blazor we have the possibility to run .NET assemblies inside the WebAssembly inside a browser. But did you know that you can run WebAssembly outside the web and that you can run WebAssembly code without a browser? This can be done with the open-source, and cross-platform application runtime called Wasmtime. With ...

vor 18h | 14 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 09: November 2019 .NET/ASP.NET Documentation Update

For the ninth post I found a pretty useful blog post about .NET Core and ASP.NET Core documentation updates for the version 3.0. This post was written by Maxime Rouiller, a former MVP, who now works for Microsoft as a Microsoft Cloud Developer Advocate. In this post he shows all the important updates related to version 3.0 structured by topic including the links to the updated ...

vor 48h | 13 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 08: Hanselman debugs a .NET Core Linux app in WSL2 with VS on Windows

... devices and on Windows and Linux. In this post, I want to introduce, he shows how to debug a .NET Core Linux app that runs in the WSL2 with a Visual Studio on Windows: Remote Debugging a .NET Core Linux app in WSL2 from Visual Studio on Windows This is one of those posts where he put things together that might not match, or things that didn't match in the past. Even tough the fact that Linux ...

vorgestern | 14 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 07: Blazorise

Recently I stumbled upon a really cool project that provides frontend components for Blazor. It supports Blazor server side and Blazor WebAssembly on the client side. I found that project, while I was searching for a chart component for a Blazor demo application I'm currently working on. This project is called Blazorise, is completely open source and hosted on GitHub. It is built ...

07.12.2019 | 13 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 06: Andrew Lock's blog

This sixth post is about a block that is full of different, but detailed posts about .NET Core and ASP.NET Core. The blog's name ".NET Escapades" kinda describes, that author is writing about almost all he is experiencing related to .NET Core and ASP.NET Core. This blog is running by Andrew Lock, who is a full stack ASP.NET developer, living in Devon (UK). As well as the other blog ...

06.12.2019 | 42 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 05: .NET Core 3.1 is out

Ok, this is not one of the posts I expected to write for the ASP.NET Hack Advent, but it is an important one anyway and not that off-topic. On Monday .NET Core 3.1 was released, which is a release for long term support (LTS). This release is full of bugfixes and and housekeeping. On the ASP.NET Core side it brings a lot of new improvements for Blazor as well as it now supports .NET Standard ...

05.12.2019 | 39 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 04: Damien Bowden's blog

Do you want to write secure ASP.NET Core applications and do you want to know how to protect your single page application? One of the best places to learn about security is the the blog of Damien Bowden. Damien is a Microsoft MVP since 2016, living in Switzerland and very interested in web development, application security and Azure. He is pretty involved, encouraged and well known ...

04.12.2019 | 37 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 03: Fritz and Friends

Twitch isn't just for gamers and folks who wants to watch gamers playing games. There are also a lot of developers who do life coding on Twitch. And the guy who does this for a long time (since almost forever) is Jeff Fritz. Jeff is a Program Manager for Microsoft on the ASP.NET and .NET Community Outreach teams and he was responsible for ASP.NET Web Forms and WCF in the past. Several ...

03.12.2019 | 76 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 02: Steve Gordon's blog

Do you like to deep dive into specific ASP.NET Core and .NET Core topics? If yes, you definitely should bookmark Steve Gordon's blog about .NET Core and ASP.NET Core. Steve is a senior .NET developer and Microsoft MVP working in Brighton, East Sussex (UK). He's working on various open source projects, a quite active part of the .NET developer community and running a .NET user group ...

02.12.2019 | 38 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent Post 01: NDC Conference Videos

Maybe you already know the NDC Conferenced that are organized around the world (like Oslo, London, Sydney and Minnesota). Did you already know the there is a YouTube channel with almost al of the recorded sessions? The NDC organizers publish the recording around the weeks after the conferences and you are able to watch them afterwards. The videos are organized in playlists per ...

01.12.2019 | 41 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Core 3.0 Weather Application - The gRPC Client

... and documentations. Because this get's hard and confusing, if some of resources are just a little bit outdated. The way to add a gRPC service as a service reference using VIsual Studio 2019 is nice, but doesn't really help developers who use VSCode or/and are working on different platforms. As mentioned the worker and the weather station are working pretty well, but there is still ...

22.11.2019 | 92 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Hack Advent

During this years Advent, I'd like to post a kind of an Advent calendar. Until December 24th I'm going to post a link to a good community resource and a few lines about it. The resource should be about ASP.NET Core, .NET Core or C# or a related topic. This resource might be a blog post, a useful open source software or a video. It shouldn't be a commercial. It also should be as new as ...

21.11.2019 | 82 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Core 3.0 Weather Application - The gRPC Server

... to see the dependencies and so on. And it helps user who like to use Visual Studio . If this is done I open VSCode using the code command in the console: ... and to change it a little bit. If you change the name outside of Visual Studio 2019, you also need to change it in the project file. I never tried it, but the Visual Studio 2019 tooling should also rename the references. You will also find a ...

15.10.2019 | 215 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

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New in ASP.NET Core 3.0: Worker Services

... independent from the HTTP stack. Worker services can run in any kind of .NET Core applications, but they don't need the IWebHostBuilder to run The worker service project In Visual Studio or by using the .NET CLI you are able to create a new worker service project. dotnet new worker -n MyWorkerServiceProject -o MyWorkerServiceProject This project looks pretty much like a common ...

02.10.2019 | 160 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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New in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Blazor Client Side

In the last post we had a quick look into Blazor Server Side, which doesn't really differ on the hosting level. This is a regular ASP.NET Core application that will run on a web server. Blazor Client Site on the other hand differs for sure, because it doesn't need a web server, it completely runs in the browser. Microsoft compiled the Mono runtime into a WebAssembly. With this, it is ...

30.09.2019 | 225 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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.NET Conf 2019

... speak to an screen and a camera. The conference This years .NET Conf was full of .NET Core 3.0, which was launched during the first day. Also C# 8 and the latest DevOps, Azure, Xamarin and Visual Studio features were hot topics this year. If you want to watch the talks on demand, there is a playlist on YouTube with all of the recordings, as well as a list on Channel 9. Since the conference ...

27.09.2019 | 151 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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Neu in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Blazor Server Side

... SDK: dotnet new blazorserverside -n BlazorServerSideDemo -o BlazorServerSideDemo cd BlazorServerSideDemo code . The second and third line changes the current directory to the project directory and opens it into Visual Studio Code, if it is installed. The first thing I usually do is to have a short glimpse into the Program.cs , but in this case this class looks completely equal ...

10.09.2019 | 307 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

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ASP.NET Core 3.0: Endpoint Routing

The last two posts were just a quick look into the Program.cs and the Startup.cs . This time I want to have a little deeper look into the new endpoint routing. Wait! Sometimes I have an Idea about a specific topic to write about and start writing. While writing I'm remembering that I maybe already wrote about it. Than I take a look into the blog archive and there it is: Implement ...

16.08.2019 | 271 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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I the last post, I took a quick look into the `Program.cs` of ASP.NET Core 3.0 and I quickly explored the Generic Hos...

I the last post, I took a quick look into the Program.cs of ASP.NET Core 3.0 and I quickly explored the Generic Hosting Model. But also the Startup class has something new in it. We will see some small but important changes. Just one thing I forgot to mention in the last post: It should just work ASP.NET Core 2.1 code of the Program.cs and the Startup.cs in ASP.NET Core 3.0, if there is no or ...

12.08.2019 | 412 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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New in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Generic Hosting Environment

In ASP.NET Core 3.0 the hosting environment changes to get more generic. Hosting is not longer bound to Kestrel and not longer bound to ASP.NET Core. This means you are able to create a host, that doesn't start the Kestrel web server and doesn't need to use the ASP.NET Core Framework. This is a small introduction post about the Generic Hosting Environment in ASP.NET Core 3.0. During ...

05.08.2019 | 295 3 | Jürgen Gutsch

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MVP for four times in a row

Another year later, again it was the July 1st and I got the email from the Global MVP Administrator I'm waiting for :-) Yes, this is kind of a yearly series of posts. But I'm really excited that I got re-awarded to be an MVP for the fifth year in a row. This is absolutely amazing and makes me really proud. Even though some folks reduces the MVP to just a marketing instrument of Microsoft and ...

11.07.2019 | 123 0 | Jürgen Gutsch

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Self-publishing a book

While writing on the Customizing ASP.NET Core series, a reader asked me to bundle all the posts into a book. I was thinking about it for a while. Also because I tried to write a book in the past together with a collogue at the YOO. But publishing a book with a publisher in behind turned out to be stress. Since we have a family with small kids and a job where we work on different projects, the ...

08.07.2019 | 206 1 | Jürgen Gutsch

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Customizing ASP.NET Core Part 12: Hosting

... empty web application. dotnet new web -n ExploreHosting -o ExploreHosting That's it. Open it with Visual Studio Code: cd ExploreHosting code . And voila, we get a simple project open in VS ... default configuration of every new ASP.NET Core web we create using File New Project in Visual Studio or dotnet new with the .NET CLI: public class Program { public static void Main(string[] ...

29.04.2019 | 511 2 | Jürgen Gutsch

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