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Nov 5, 2026
Kamran AyubHOST
Call us when Alide supports C Sharp.
Kamran AyubHOST
I mean, then I can get my C Sharp and TypeScript in the same runtime, you know? I'll switch over all my ASP.NET Core stuff to Alide then.
Erik OnarheimHOST
Yeah, it's not too different from Java, so I feel like it's a left step.
Erik OnarheimHOST
I think we
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Erik OnarheimHOST
And what the like the decision making and the calculus for that was.
Kamran AyubHOST
I really want to watch it.
Kamran AyubHOST
And I want to compare it to my experience that maybe I'll get to in the Minnesota Long Goodbye of replatforming my .NET legacy site to modern ASP.NET, which is almost finished.
Kamran AyubHOST
And this has been like, I want to say, less than an eight-week process, I think.
Kapil KulshreshthaHOST
I still remember way back in 2000, I worked for this manager in a small company who was so demanding.
Kapil KulshreshthaHOST
Man, I was working on ASP.NET back then.
Kapil KulshreshthaHOST
And I remember one night at 3 a.m., he literally took my skin away because the arrow should have looked like a hand, whereas I forgot and it was looking like an arrow.
Kapil KulshreshthaHOST
And it took my skin away.
Hannes LowetteGUEST
So if you have been working on...
Hannes LowetteGUEST
ASP.NET for a few years and you think, like, everybody knows this, I can assure you that there's a bunch of .NET developers out there that are still stuck in a WinForms stack that have never touched ASP.NET.
Hannes LowetteGUEST
So if you Want to craft that into an introduction talk? You can do that.
Hannes LowetteGUEST
If you talk about your personal experience and your growth, you can do that.
Carl FranklinHOST
Okay, buffer overflow vulnerability in the Broccoli decoder.
Carl FranklinHOST
Broccoli is a compression algorithm that's used in ASP.NET and other things, and it's pretty good, you know? So it's probably a better compression than the zip compression.
Duane LaFlotteHOST
Oh, yeah.
Duane LaFlotteHOST
It's better than zip, better than gzip.
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Corey HamHOST
How many Telerik servers have you popped over the years? It's like if I see Telerik, I just know I'm about to deserialize something straight into their backend.
Corey HamHOST
It's like ASP.NET components, Java's bad, ColdFusion is really bad.
Ralph MayHOST
ColdFusion was bad for a while.
Ralph MayHOST
Dude,
David SparkHOST
Would that also include AI-generated code?
Heather HintonGUEST
100%, right? But I'm thinking there's still a ton of stuff out there that's in ASP.net and everybody trots out COBOL, but there's still COBOL out there.
Heather HintonGUEST
There's still a ton of legacy out there.
Heather HintonGUEST
And I think when I look at what LLMs can bring in terms of how I can find vulnerabilities and how I can fix them, to me, the real value is in that old, difficult stuff, not in the newer stuff that just tends to be cleaner.
LazHOST
So .NET is one of the biggest ecosystems out there used by thousands of developers and somehow I've never set foot in it.
LazHOST
So I asked Chris Woodruff who wrote ASP.NET Core Reimagined with HTMX to walk me through it.
LazHOST
We get into where C-Sharp really came from, why .NET fits so nicely with hypermedia solutions like HTMX.
LazHOST
Why Laravel Blade owes a debt to Razer, his slightly controversial HTMLX Razer components, a baseball history site with its own MCP server, and his new book on why software should start simple.
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LazHOST
Yeah.
LazHOST
So what's the connection with C Sharp and then ASP and .NET?
Chris WoodruffGUEST
Yeah, so ASP.NET is just really the web flavor of .NET.
Chris WoodruffGUEST
So before .NET came out back in the late 90s, there was a thing called ASP, Active Server Pages.
Oscar GalloHOST
Because we work with GraphQL, we work with RESTful, we work with...
Oscar GalloHOST
What was this format that they use XML from ASP.NET? SOAP.
Oscar GalloHOST
Like
Matt WozniakHOST
SOAP.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
I remember there was one customer.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
This customer had a whole bunch of database layers in JavaScript, and our software was ASP.NET and Windows compiled to machine code.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
And they're like, oh, yeah, no, we can work with that.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
And it's like then you get handed these specs.
Jon NolenHOST
Oh, I've got to go.
Jon NolenHOST
Now, let's not go back to ASP.net. Let's go a little bit more current than that.
Jon NolenHOST
But if you had to rebuild your tech
Jeremy BrandtGUEST
stack from scratch right now, what would you do differently?
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