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Who is the course for and prerequisites
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Get started with Aspire, the future of local development
Aspire is Microsoft’s vision for how every developer will develop systems. It is a cloud-ready stack for production-ready, distributed applications, and it makes it extremely easy to develop, run, and test your systems locally. With unmatched dev-time orchestration, integrations with third-party services, and excellent tooling, Aspire aims to make working with the cloud and technologies like Docker and Kubernetes easier than ever. In this course, Dan Clarke will assume you have no knowledge of what Aspire is and get you started with everything there is to learn about the stack and what it can do. It’s quickly becoming a job requirement, so check out this course and get ahead of the curve.
Course is good but somewhat obsolete if not updated to latests version of Aspire.
Eventting,Testing and publishing contepts in aspire.
Very likeable, practical, feels like learning from an experienced colleague and not a boring teacher
how easy it is to use only the parts of Aspire that solve the need of the moment
It touches a lot of topics and covers all my questions, in a clear way, with examples and a repo I can reference when I need it
Deploying the app to Azure with many different ways
I appreciated the multiple deployment approaches to cover common scenarios, likely given the current state of the art.
The various approaches for testing in Aspire. I am new to both Docker and Aspire, and testing coverage helps to ensure the basics are covered.
That it had recently been updated to support the newer version of Aspire.
That Aspire can be used in development locally without a full deployment mode, keeping it to a separate concern if needed.
