Great video, even though I am not a .NET dev :). A technical note though: you have some issues with the microphone, bad glitches from time to time, worth checking it out before the next video :).
Appreciate it, and I'm glad you liked it even though you're not a .NET dev. Oh, interesting. I missed that in my edits somehow. Do you have a specific timestamp where you noticed the glitch?
For some reason I could not comment... I sent 3 comments and none of them is left o.O. Anyway, these are the times with glitches: 3:24, 5:08, 6:21, 8:15, 10:37
Great video. I personally prefer having infrastructure in the configuration files rather than code. Like yml and tf files. That's why I like Docker Compose more than Aspire, as in Aspire I need to recompile the Aspire Host when I make some changes in the hosting infrastructure
Interesting, see I'm the complete opposite :) I like the consistent experience of using the same language everywhere and not having to deal with YAML. Although that said, I do like docker-compose. I think that is more from familiarity than anything else though, and I've not really tried out Aspire. Appreciate the feedback on the video though! :)
Great video, even though I am not a .NET dev :). A technical note though: you have some issues with the microphone, bad glitches from time to time, worth checking it out before the next video :).
Appreciate it, and I'm glad you liked it even though you're not a .NET dev.
Oh, interesting. I missed that in my edits somehow. Do you have a specific timestamp where you noticed the glitch?
@@serverlessjames at around 8:16 for example
and 10:37
@@etymemecom Thankyou :)
For some reason I could not comment... I sent 3 comments and none of them is left o.O.
Anyway, these are the times with glitches: 3:24, 5:08, 6:21, 8:15, 10:37
Great video. I personally prefer having infrastructure in the configuration files rather than code. Like yml and tf files.
That's why I like Docker Compose more than Aspire, as in Aspire I need to recompile the Aspire Host when I make some changes in the hosting infrastructure
Interesting, see I'm the complete opposite :) I like the consistent experience of using the same language everywhere and not having to deal with YAML. Although that said, I do like docker-compose. I think that is more from familiarity than anything else though, and I've not really tried out Aspire.
Appreciate the feedback on the video though! :)
@serverlessjames I really like doing such things in the C# code but I find it easier to update deployments without touching the code
@@antonmartyniuk Yeah, I see your point :)