Would love to see how this would fit in with CI/CD, how we can access the dashboard for our live services securely. How we can pass secrets to our generated infra code.
How does Aspire fit in, and work with existing pipelines, source control, and as part of a CI/CD process. It's nice to be able to do a lot of these Dev Ops tasks easier, but it is it at the cost of a solid CI/CD process?
I agree. All the fake smiling and energy. The choreographed spontaneity. It's painful to watch, but also how MS presentations have been for a while unfortunately. The important part is that the content is good :)
Seriously...this release ticks a lot of boxes for me. But the biggest win is the vscode C# DevKit. So many users of vscode will now more easily be able kick the tires on all the amazing stuff. And ASPAspire...that was a box I didn't even know I needed checking. Nicely done.
Blazor WebAssembly no. Blazor Server is hard to compare with Angular, but it does have instant startup even for big big applications, since there is no bundle being downloaded. Also with Blazor Server you don't need to build client / server communication, such as WebAPI, Swagger, etc. The only real advantage of Blazor WebAssembly over Angular is that you can use .NET in both, backend and frontend. Otherwise Angular/React wins in terms of performance, maturity, community, 3rd party libraries and so on.
