@turnerj

Hmm... That is strange. I'm using #csharp records as well including primary constructors and I expected some issues when converting JSON to data. But both #MongoDb and #aspnet (core) worked fine with it.

The biggest issue was that I use the abstract record a lot.

Some sources that might help
- https://github.com/NTTB/table-tennis-tournament/blob/68031411b929a9f5cb10b978cea82e0617a075cc/src/server/T3.Web/Services/Commit/SetCommitBodyConvertor.cs
- https://github.com/NTTB/table-tennis-tournament/blob/68031411b929a9f5cb10b978cea82e0617a075cc/src/server/T3.Web/Services/Commit/_CommitModule.cs#L17-L19
- https://github.com/NTTB/table-tennis-tournament/blob/68031411b929a9f5cb10b978cea82e0617a075cc/src/server/T3.Web/Program.cs#L22-L27

The Dev Tunnel CLI announcement at #MSBuild was pretty epic! 🔥

I just had to record a little demo on how to use this to connect your .NET MAUI iOS/Android app, or any client to your localhost and make your life so much easier!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azuC8SFHWp8&list=PLfbOp004UaYW2u0am9IhB_c3pWExLen42

#dotnet #dotnetmaui #aspnet #devtunnels

Does anyone know a good way in #aspnetcore #aspnet to contribute to WebApplicationBuilder from another assembly (an application part) the use case is eg. call builder.Services.AddHostedService for an internal implementation of IHostedService that the controllers in the other assembly uses.

So, how about all of those companies using the api.twitter for auth, Are they going to have to change it? and in this case "theurlist.com"
@shanselman @damianedwards #api #code #coding #ASPNet #html #theurlist :8b_s: :8b_u: :8b_c: :OMEGALUL:

Just realized that on Mastodon, "tooting your own horn" is quite accurate 🤔

In any case, here's the tooting: if you're interested in #aspnet built-in rate limiting middleware in #dotnet 7, this post has got you covered"https://blog.maartenballiauw.be/post/2022/09/26/aspnet-core-rate-limiting-middleware.html

My introduction to web development was in 2005 when I took a position as an intern at a typical (for the time) web development company.

CSS was still in its infancy, so my job was to take pretty pictures created in Photoshop and slice them up into smaller images, then reassemble them as background images in HTML table cells.

We barely used JavaScript back then. Every click would submit a form and then server-side code would decide where to go next.

#webdev #history #oldtimer #aspnet