[Webinar] ASP.NET Core Evolution: .NET 9 Highlights and Sonar's Enhanced Developer Support

Hi all!

:warning: Calling on all .NET Developers!! :loudspeaker:

Join us today for a comprehensive webinar where Microsoft and Sonar present the latest innovations in ASP.NET Core development!

Microsoft’s Daniel Roth and Sonar’s Product Manager Denis Troller will walk you through the key features and improvements in .NET 9 that will transform your web applications, and how Sonar’s newest product updates are tailored to support .NET web developers.

Title: ASP.NET Core Evolution: .NET 9 Highlights and Sonar’s Enhanced Developer Support
Date and Time: 2024-10-24T15:00:00Z
Speakers: Daniel Roth & Denis Troller

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Hi all,

Thanks to all who attended our session! Find below all the questions that were asked during our webinar:

Q: How does Aspire work in the background, are you using containers?
A: .NET Aspire can integrate with containers, but it’s not required. For example, the Blazor Web App and Weather API I showed were both just running locally on my machine without containers. If you then publish to Azure Container Apps, then app will then run in containers as a deployed app.

Q: Will the Blazor keeps the state after the user connect to the server again? for example if the user is filling a form and lost the connection to the server, does the user need to add the input again.
A: Yes, Blazor will hold on to the server state for a configurable period of time so that the user can reconnect if the connection gets lost. However, the server state isn’t persisted automatically. State persistence need to be handled by the app.

Q: How this will work when deploying Aspire to an azure app service?
A: The main deployment we offer is Azure Containers App. We do not have an automated deployment to Azure App Service. This has been requested and we are thinking about it. Hop on to GitHub and let them know that’s something you are interested in.

Q: For missing async/await as SonarQube feature it is mentioned that it works for ASP NET Core. Is it supported for not Core ASP NET (i.e. Net framework 4.8)
A:I confirm that it should work for .NET Framework as well.