Latest update to Microsoft’s cloud-native application framework allows developers to define an entire distributed application in a single apphost.cs file.
Microsoft is attempting to improve the developer experience for those building distributed applications with the latest updates to Aspire, a collection of tools, templates, and packages for building such apps.
.NET Aspire 9.5 has been released with a number of improvements to the dashboard
Microsoft released .NET Aspire 9.5 with a single-file AppHost option, a new Generative AI Visualizer, expanded integrations for GitHub Models, Azure AI Foundry, and OpenAI, along with lifecycle and logging improvements for distributed cloud-native .NET applications.
Last week, Microsoft announced the release of .NET 10 RC 1, the first of two release candidates ahead of the final version
.NET Aspire is a new application model for building distributed apps with cloud-native building blocks
Aspire 9.5 adds the preview 'aspire update' command, single-file AppHost, richer CLI and dashboard UX, and new integrations for AI, DevTunnels, and more.
GraphQL APIs enables clients to request specific data sets, reducing over-fetching compared to traditional REST APIs, which return fixed data structures with unnecessary fields