David Fowler @davidfowl.com 路 Dec 12 ASP.NET Core has grown into a mature framework since its initial preview release in Summer 2014. I'm super proud to have been a part of the inception and growth over all of these years. I was just browsing the TOC for docs and was blown away! #dotnet #aspnetcore
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We built our business on the early RCs, and we鈥檙e still going strong. Outstanding framework 馃憤馃徎
Just think where Aspire (and hopefully Orleans!) will be 10 years from now.
Lots of production code running it. Never had an issue because of it. Well done! 馃憦馃徏
Been there from the start. We had a project that went from Core 1.0 and ultimatelly went up to .NET 6.0. Can't say it wasn't rocky and though at times, there were some hard upgrades and rewrites required along the way. But I'm really happy where .NET has landed, and working with it now is a pleasure
The docs are pretty good but sadly I still see people so often reinvent stuff that's built into the framework or not following the guidance (like not using appsettings, not using built in auth abstractions, etc...). Maybe a condensed version of the guide with the basics would be helpful.
Great documentation definitely is a driver for myself and my teams to keep dotnet exclusive.
Wasn't it 2016?