Discovering .NET Aspire

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Christian Wenz

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01 - Introduction

01 - Cloud-ready apps with .NET Aspire.mp4

00:49

02 - What is .NET Aspire.mp4

06:00

03 - What you should know.mp4

03:16

04 - System prerequisites.mp4

04:00

02 - 1. .NET Aspire A First Look

01 - Getting started with .NET Aspire.mp4

06:41

02 - Analyzing the .NET Aspire starter app.mp4

03:57

03 - Working with .NET Aspire components.mp4

05:42

04 - Deploying .NET Aspire to Azure.mp4

05:23

05 - Testing .NET Aspire apps.mp4

02:58

03 - Conclusion

01 - Dive deeper into .NET Aspire.mp4

02:15

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.NET Aspire is Microsoft's new stack for creating distributed .NET applications. It was officially released at the 2024 Build conference to great acclaim. Ready for the cloud, .NET Aspire tackles common challenges in developing an app and later publishing the individual components. In this course, Christian Wenz—a web pioneer, technology specialist, and entrepreneur—presents a first look at .NET Aspire and shows you how it works in action. Get an introduction to the .NET Aspire stack, consisting of tooling for Visual Studio and the .NET CLI, components for commonly used services, and an orchestration layer that makes sure that all components work well together. After completing this course, you will be able to describe the purpose of .NET Aspire, develop a new .NET Aspire app, and demonstrate how to add custom functionality.

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Provides publications, trainings and consulting for web technologies Specialties: Bestselling books in different languages, articles for developer magazines, presentations at international developer conferences.

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