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This is called ambient context, and you should be careful with it. It may cause problems with testing and debugging

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You go way too fast

Great video again. Never heard of AsyncLocal up until now.

Really great!

Good stuff as always sir.

Nicely explained, thanks for the great content

The white screen when you switch to browser is killing me

So, it behaves like this because http requests are handled asynchronously? -If they were handled synchronously this wouldn't be the behavior?- If they were handled synchronously, it would not have had scoped behavior? I am confused. It is unholy magic

thank you JESUS !!!!!!!!

Good stuff, learned a lot.

“Zeus! Your Son Has Returned. I Bring The Destruction Of Olympus!”

permission block

One question, when using docker, the DPAPI key needs to be saved in the DB. The secret key stores as plain text. To encrypt it, the MS docs says I need an certificate. I wonder if it is possible to use AES encryption to encrypt that key? This will make the stuff very simple.

Thank youuuuuuuu

I am asking myself, what the test tests. In the second example, you test that the HttpClient returns a response that you provided

Hi! I want to know which previous episode I need to watch before going through this one! I have basic flask and web scrapping knowledge but got confused at around 7 mins of this video.

We need to keep pass parameter to the contructor..

It's for orchestration yet working with multiple repos isn't supported... How do I get this set up for my 134 repos with services, IDPs, cache providers etc?

I tried the fetch thing but it does not redirect to google

that content is a treasure

Good stuff.

Thank you so much.

6:56 the software engineers mindset, love that! amazing videos as always

I escaped it by completely giving up and accepting it is literally impossible for me to learn how to code. People always say "you can't learn from a tutorial! write you own little programs and you'll learn new things!" That might sound like good advice but I can't even do that. The tutorials didn't teach me enough to do anything other than some math functions, changing a variable and "hello world!" I got so frustrated after watching a tutorial video where the guy in it said "coding is easy! It's fun!" that I lost my temper, punched a wall and broke my hand. I couldn't even type (or wipe) after that. That's when I finally gave up.

somewhat turning your curiosity to a programming kata

You f*ng rock ... this is the simplest explanation by far! Thanks man ...

This video was really cool. Easy to follow and understood very well oauth2. Can you do the same (if not already done) with saml, openId connect and pretty much any other popular auth protocol? I'd love to watch that.

Hey. Great Videos Thank you!! (A little bit hard to follow, but still thanks) I was wondering if there was some kind of playground/test website that provides you easy access to SSO, OAuth2 etc in order to create yourself a toy app to test it. Do you know any web like that?

Really difficult to see the code when watched on phone

Awesome, thank you

@RawCoding Could you make an example video about what you didn't like about aspire. A few months ago you made a video about Aspire wherein you in short said that that is "overhyped" and wherein you created a view of a walled garden. Could you give some practice examples of what kind of freedom you lose with Aspire?

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My head... It hurts

Great intro into expression trees. Trust you to make the hard stuff easy 🙌🏼

Surgeont?

I really like your portrait at the top out of the three :) Good taste brother

NICE VIDEO!!

how the hell do we remember which method takes which parameter, .net is so much about mugging what microsoft has done.

oHey Great video, did you create a github for this coding tutorial?

Light years from even a simple nvim config

That's a really great explanation. I think the interviewer wanted this from me. 😅

What about Lazy? public sealed class Singleton { private static readonly Lazy<Singleton> lazy = new Lazy<Singleton>(() => new Singleton()); public static Singleton Instance { get { return lazy.Value; } } private Singleton() { } }

Very interesting.

thanks for the great content !

Interesting deep dive into this new feature. Thanks! I'm quite interested in Aspire, particularly in the dashboard if you want an idea for future video 😅

.NET Aspire is a major game changer. I see that taking off. I love it. I especially use it for the Distributed Tracing and Metrics.. Really helps with implementing OpenTelemetry.

Thank you for the great explanation and how to implement it

Very unpleasant to watch this video :D Trying a new language and framework with old unfashionable and bad habits ..