.NET Aspire is great for building distributed applications, defining all the resources, how they reference each other, and starting all the containers and projects. But integration testing can still be tricky as you need that whole environment setup as well. Don't worry, .NET Aspire is here to help, let's take a look at how to use the testing features it provides.
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Today’s topic will explore how we can build AI applications with ease using the Semantic Kernel and .NET Aspire. So, if you’re excited about creating intelligent, scalable, and efficient apps, keep reading.
.NET Aspire improves the development experience by providing reusable building blocks that can be used to quickly arrange application dependencies and expose them to your own code. One of the key building blocks of an Aspire-based application is the resource.
.NET Aspire preview 5 introduces breaking changes to hosting NuGet packages. In addition to these breaking changes, there are several sweeping improvements and additions to be aware of, including support for AWS and improvements for Azure.