Coding Shorts: Changes Coming to Startup in .NET 6

.NET 6 is coming and if you're doing ASP.NET Core, you'll want to see some of the interesting changes that are on the way. In this short video, I'll show you how top-level statements, global using statements, and minimal APIs are interesting changes.

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[nickguerra]

Thank you for your great content as always. I love your teaching style and examples. It really makes things hit home in an understandable way. Looking forward to more in the future.

[gibbygano]

Great video! I feel like this sums up the biggest changes for WebApi in .NET 6.

[FiveNineO]

You just know there’s an absolute mountain of code beneath those minimalist calls you see on the surface :)

[FiveNineO]

After thinking some more about this I actually don't like it very much. 1. although it looks cleaner now, too much is hidden behind the scenes which makes harder to understand what's going on. 2. MS is changing the startup/config of asp.net core way too often. I like stable, boring programming models for the enterprise, not "cool" script like stuff that wants to compete with hipster languages like JS and Python

[chj]

nice short demo here. It looks like the C# can build simple API services like those in Python/NodejS scripting.

[awright]

That's an awesome #include shirt!

[JonWoo]

Love your videos!
So .net is turning into node and express :)

[crmp_notoxic]

thank you for video! tell me please, how can i create a IConfiguration object in Program.cs (.net6)?

[raing]

Nice 👍. What browser extension are you using there?