ran into some issue w/ my m3: (linux/amd64) does not match the detected host platform (linux/arm64/v8)

Your hairs got cut from thumbnail to actual video 😅 Nice video btw

my opinion no unit test junk , integeration test

Great video as always. I've watched a lot of your courses on pluralsight over the years and you're the best teacher by far. Thanks for producing this concise, clear example of how to use docker for sql server

Clear and useful, even on Windows. I didn't understand how to access your persistent sql-data folder with Windows explorer ?

Super useful. Most of the search results showed manually creating the database on docker CLI and then adding that image to docker compose. I needed a way to start with barebones Microsoft image and pass all the parameters to create the image. This way I could always be on the latest version. Request to do another video showing how to build a k8s cluster on the dev machine and how to map volumes in cloud environment, preferably Azure. And also how to attach existing database files if that's the right approach. Once again thanks. Super useful.

The timing of this video is uncanny. I am literally setting up Windows 11 ARM on Parallels on my M3 macbook pro right now. I was starting to work through setting up a SQL container on my Mac to use with my Windows VM. Great video!

Awesome video!!! Somehow, it always seems like your new videos are discussing exactly what me and my team have planned for our upcoming work. This was a great overview on this topic and has helped me understand it better and see the full big picture. Also, there is something about this video that feels extra great. It might be the editing, or just the great planning for this demonstration, but I love it. Keep it up!

You're one of the best .NET-teachers on here. Great stuff. Just a friendly suggestion: Maybe put the link to your webpage in the description?

Thanks

Thank you so much for making these videos, Shawn! I hope your channel grows exponentially and reaches more and more developers who are hungry for this kind of knowledge you are sharing.

We did this several years ago on a complex project and it was great. Not sure this is still the case, but using the SQL Server image that runs on Linux was way faster and took up 1/5th of the memory to run.

i understand all this but how do i add this to my project? i want to run a website that gets data from an Api. unfortunately, this didn't help me

Helo, can you help me please? i use Typescript, and in Main.tsx : import React from 'react' import ReactDOM from 'react-dom/client' import App from './App.tsx' import './index.css' ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root')!).render( <React.StrictMode> <App /> </React.StrictMode>, ) how i can have "id=app"?

Thanks Shawn for a succinct explanation of the basics.

Awesome video. So in one of my project I am using Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.AspNetCore to connect with Azure Application Insights with method AddApplicationInsightsTelemetry() with instrumentation key. At end of your video, were you suggesting to migrate to opentelemetry because application insights is getting depricated? If yes, can you point me to any official doc?

Just to add, be sure to do code reviews after you add this endpoint. I built and api, added health checks, and then a couple frontend developers decided that absolutely HAD to call the healthcheck before every single call they made to my api.

Great work shawn. It is may be useful to mention that the same github repository exposes another package called health check UI. A website will be hosted along with the web api, summarising the state of the configured health checks. An extra work is to be done too on the site css to match the solution’s web design requirements. I do this extra to all my clients requiring a health check and they are generally happy to see this visual representation of what is exposes by the readiness endpoint.

I love how we end up writing more code in order to safe writing code. There is a good reason why you should create a new class for the result: It allows you find out you are writing a lot of the same classes.

Thanks Shawn, i've been googling how to do this and was thinking I might have to learn Svelte until i found your video. How would you keep the store scoped to each instance? We are doing an event feed that is going to be embedded on external websites and there may be multiple instances on the same page, so filtering would need to be kept separate

Another great, useful video. The redesigned site looks good!

For next one, blast that IDE font size up

Thanks. The website redesign looks great. A few times already now some of your articles have been a great help for some specific issues I was running into.

I am still very new to your channel. Do you provide this as a download or a github link? I'd like to read this on my own time. Just wondering. Thanks! :)

amazing video! very insightful! I think you deserve more recognition!

thanks shawn,

Keep doing what you're doing, Shawn!

Thanks for putting this useful knowledge out here for free.

Keep at it Shawn. Your videos and knowledge are very much appreciated.

Love the content, thank you! I'm a retired developer and still like to keep up with personal projects. I'm also an amateur radio op so I build a lot of tools related to controlling radios, antenna switches, databases, etc. Anyway, I have several older WinForms apps I'd like to "modernize" and am very confused by the landscape - and /Build wasn't much help. There is a new version of WinForms coming with .NET 9, WinUI3 is supposedly the new-hotness but it seems to be missing a lot of controls. In fact, I've seen videos from Microsot pushing WinUI3 and WPF at the same time. Do you have any insight into where this is going? What is the "UI of choice" for desktop development? The last 20 years of my career were all web developmnet. I really don't want to do that again with Blazor. Thanks for all you do!

thank you for all what you learned me and still.

Thanks

Good work

Thanks Shawn!

Keep 'em coming!

Thank you for your good work.

That's a great tutorial. Short and straight forward no wasting time

Shawn, everything works fine except for the identity default api endpoints which are protected e.g. manage/info doesn’t work with the bearer token and it works only with the generated cookie. Login endpoint is working fine. But once we are logged in and get the bearer token then all the identity api endpoints should be accessible with that bearer token. But the protected ones aren’t working. Any suggestions how to get it working with that bearer token and not the cookies which are http only tokens

thank you so much!!!

Thank you so much for this content, it helped me a lot. Regards from Brazil.

Great explanation!! Love it!

Lol, historical refactoring / back porting to various dialects? Super nerd content. I love it.

Your explanation is clear and concise, making the process easy to understand. Thank you for the details and excellent graphical explanation .. really helpful

Thanks for this part of the chat! I would love to hear more about how the Asp project must be acting as the pwa's server. It's got me a little stumped, and the plugin's deploy docs don't include .Net. You are the best! 👉👉💯

Nice explanation. It helped clarify a few things. Thank you for your efforts!

This is really useful thanks!

Excellent explanation and visualization!

when the stack pops what happens to a struct - which is a value type - that contains a string. is the string immediately culled (because the struct has been cleaned up) or does it wait around for the GC? - also how many pancakes where consumed after you did this ?

Is it able to see if the target is in stack or heap when debugging?

Awesome tutorial! Every other FluentValidation tutorial is copy/ pasting from the documentation site which is ok but might just help the beginners. This one helps the advanced users too! Kudos!