.NET 5 on Azure Functions (#211)

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Writing Azure Functions in C# has traditionally been a cool mashup of DLLs, dependencies and magic while Azure orchestrated the calls for you. But in today's .NET 5 world, we get to take the reigns back with isolated processes.
In this episode we have a look at some of the changes and benefits of running in an isolated process, and consider some of the implications of those changes as we work with input and output bindings, queues and https triggers.

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You mentioned in the video that you will cover DI in an upcoming video? Is it out there or is it still in the making? And will there be changes to Azure Functions in .net 6?

LencoTB
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Cool Demo Guys, I was confident when i recommended not to go for .net 5 yet for a client project but your discussions gave me +80% boost that i did my research right!! Thank-you...

Aryankism
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Really great video even though I didn’t understand the last part of the video around response magic that you tried to figure out. Will there be changes to this in .net 6 and will you guys have a video on it? You are better than PluralSight.

LencoTB
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I keep getting 0 functions found when it tries to load the metadata.

learnmedarametla
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Very interesting video, helped me a lot. Do you think that using similar HTTP and Queue trigger can be used as equitability of durable function for .Net azure functions?

khann