ASP.NET Community Standup - Migrate from framework to core with System.Web Adapters

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Taylor Southwick shares some tips and tricks for incremental framework to core migrations with the System.Web Adapters. He'll go over some common scenarios he's seen people struggle with and how to configure things along with the new features in System.Web Adapters.

Chapters:
00:00 Countdown
03:05 Welcome to the ASP.NET Community Standup
04:20 Community Links
12:07 Incremental Migration with System.Web Adapters
12:55 Migration Challenges
13:58 Adapters for System.Web - Supported Scenarios
17:39 Adapter features
21:32 Packages
22:56 Step by Step - Strangler Fig Pattern in ASP.NET
33:50 Demo
01:13:43 Learn more
01:15:13 Wrap



#aspnetcore
  1. dotnet
  2. systemwebadapters
  3. dotnet
  4. aspnetcore
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I am going to use what I have learned here to migrate Orchard CMS

bochenlin
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does anyone know if i can share HttpApplicationState collection between .net framework and .net 8?

PGWalkthrough
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Haven't tried but looks an awful experience. Transition from webforms age to .net core should have been more carefully planned and transition help integrated with VS would have been an important tool for those who still mantain these web applications. Dotnet team wants to connect two bridges with canoes and now we have to take a canoeing course. :(

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