Upgrading ASP.NET Core API to .NET 6

In this video, I'm going to show you how to upgrade your existing ASP.NET Core API from .NET 5 to .NET 6 Preview 3.

Here's some useful links:
Download .NET 6 Preview 3 here:

Download Visual Studio Preview here:

Announcing .NET 6 Preview 3:

ASP.NET Core updates in .NET 6 Preview 3

OtripleS Source Code:

Introduction to OtripleS:

Our Engineering Standard:

Understanding HTTP/2 versus HTTP/3:

Please feel free to reach out if you have any comments, questions or concerns and don't forget to like and subscribe - I will see you in the next video and thank you for watching ❤

[ramashankar]

Appreciate your ever entangled development and maintenance mode, experiencing it for over 40 Years, it is more about attitude, rigour, and above all passion!

[vishenspeaks]

We can even use Microsoft upgrade assistant

[AthensDotNet]

Hi Hassan

Thanks for all the great content. I've really learnt a lot by watching all your tutorials.

I have a question regarding the validation of the student id.

When you add a new Student Exam for example how do you know whether or not the Student ID that is passed through is a valid student. Is it necessary to check if the student exists or not in the controller or the service?

Kind Regards

Alan

[victorchisomnwisu]

I thought the rule of thumb is to use task then move to valuetask if you know what you're doing or if you experience performance drop since task offers caching, etc

[lassel]

No does not work.... .DLL not found and also a ton of nuget error and consolidate issues. I am moving from .net core 2.2 maybe not possible doing in this way. This is a fake prefabricated demo 😂