Can you gain something from introducing the .NET Aspire tools into your workflow? Read along and find out how my team is using it both for local development and when executing integration and end-to-end tests.
.NET Aspire revolutionizes corporate app development by seamlessly integrating with Microsoft's suite of services, particularly Azure Cloud, laying a robust foundation for software creation.
Navigating the cloud-native landscape just got easier for .NET developers with the launch of .NET Aspire, an opinionated stack designed to simplify the complexities of developing cloud-native applications.
Today, we’re delving into the realm of cloud-native development and how .NET Aspire is revolutionizing the process. So, grab your curiosity hats, because we’re about to embark on a journey through the intricate landscape of app development.
The official FAQ from the .NET Aspire team, listing the frequently asked questions about .NET Aspire and their answers
Get rid of Grafana, Loki and Prometheus and use the Aspire dashboard to visualize your OpenTelemetry data during local development instead.
In this article, we'll look at specifying the name of the .NET projects available in the AppHost project. .NET Aspire generates a collection of project objects from its .NET solution that you can reference in the AppHost project, and you might have a collision when you reference multiple projects with the same name. Let's learn how to override the default names of the projects in .NET Aspire
This article aims to provide an easy-to-understand introduction to orchestration in .NET Aspire, focusing on its benefits and capabilities. Let’s dive in and discover how .NET Aspire contributes to advancements in our day-by-day development.
Shawn describes the Aspire framework as something the ASP.NET Core team created to simplify the set-up of multiple smaller projects
Khalid and Rival on the JetBrains blog cover what .NET Aspire is, who it is for, and what JetBrains is doing to support this new approach to developing distributed applications on the .NET platform. Also, for all you internals geeks, we have a few details about the inner workings of our JetBrains Rider plugin.