ASP.NET Community Standup - ASP.NET Core planning kickoff for .NET 10

Join us as we take an early look at potential features for ASP.NET Core in .NET 10!

Featuring: Daniel Roth, Mackinnon Buck, Jon Galloway


#dotnet #aspnetcore #blazor

[paulharrington]

Well done Mackinnon, thanks for hosting over the last couple of years. It has been good watching become more confident with time. All the best in your new role.

[stephajn]

Upgrading to .NET 9 completely breaks the Hot Reload experience for a Blazor developer. It went from being usable to almost completely unusable and interfering with productivity. The only change to our codebase was updating the TFM version and upgrading the NuGet packages. We are considering the idea of rolling back to .NET 8 if this hot reload functionality isn't repaired soon.

[dotnetdevni]

I think for me we need a more advanced demo maybe not as complex as e shop but a mnmal project kinda like how win ui gallery desktop works

[marna_li]

Hiring more cooks doesn't make a better soup. Pouring a lot of resources into a project doesn't always lead to better quality. You can put the brightest people into some work but it takes time for them to get into it. So it is tradeoff between quantity and quality within a specific timeframe when that is expected to be delivered. Which determines the scope. I know developers usually don't want to think about that. The management side, in particular resource management and constraints. And yes. It is a difference between startup and enterprise also.

[ianfoster]

Interesting to see the internal decisionaoing process. Thanks for this

[krss]

Good session. Loads of interesting questions answered. Will be looking for the next one.

[tplummer]

They’ll never get hot reload working..

[scosminv]

A suggestion for Blazor team: please consider borrowing htmx concepts for Blazor SSR.
Until then I will try to create some components (e g. HxAnchor, HxInput, HxButton that wrap the enhanced forms).

Keep up the great job with Blazor Wasm & SSR !

[teamdroid]

@danilel roth @ 12:12 say it that nickchapsas nailed you recently

[severalpens]

The big advantage of blazor is blazor server. All the wasm issues and feature requests to me are massively slowing down progress. Can’t they just use React?

[julian_b]

“Involving the community” seems like a euphemism for exploiting unpaid labor, where Microsoft benefits from others’ expertise without fair compensation—essentially taking ideas and work for free under the guise of engagement.

[Kingside]

Please be just honest and tell everybody blazor has no future.
I would like they would somehow replace nodejs so everybody can use every javascript framework with .NET. And I mean not just work as a proxy