Described as a major release, .NET Aspire 9.4 features a set of CLI core commands for building cloud-ready, distributed apps and AI hosting integrations.
A look at the recently published Aspire roadmap for 2025, focusing on its code-first DevOps evolution, polyglot aspirations, and AI orchestration, and more.
The update aims to streamline development with a native AOT-compiled CLI for application scaffolding, running, and configuration.
A review of Aspire for JavaScript, an orchestration framework for polyglot applications, including current state, personal experiences, and future aspirations.
When we first launched Aspire, we knew we were trying to change how developers build distributed applications. But over time, something interesting happened: Aspire started showing up everywhere.
Building distributed applications doesn't have to be a nightmare. Here&'s how .NET Aspire transforms your development experience. What is .NET Aspire?
We’ve had so much fun building, learning, and Aspirifying with you over the last year. As many of you have noticed, there are lots of exciting things in the works, and we figured it was time to write the broader vision out in one place.
The latest release of Microsoft’s cloud-native development tool simplifies necessary platform work so you can quickly stand up a development environment. It’s well worth trying out.
Today, we’ll focus on my favorite feature: the developer dashboard. The dashboard allows you to track your app in real-time through a single user interface.
In episode 84 of o11ycast, Ken Rimple and Martin Thwaites welcome Maddy Montaquila, lead PM for .NET Aspire at Microsoft. This episode dives into the "magic" of Aspire