Tomas is an absolutely terrific presenter. In addition to the crystal clear technical details I love how he also talks about the business challenges of rewriting vs. modernizing and the need for ongoing support during migration. Migrating a large legacy project is still going to be a massive job, but this tutorial gives me some hope that it may be at least somewhat less work than I had feared. Thank you for this great overview of DotVVM.
Hi, thanks for the video,, i did make an attempt to try DotVVM. Even with DotVVM the application i have seem to get complicated. I wanted to check if there's any other way to migrate traditional apps to .Net Core with a migration tool or any other workaround ??
Is there a comparable video for ASP.NET MVC? We'd love a Microsoft recommended upgrade path to migrate our existing .NET Framework 4.8 web app to .NET Core.
This conversion could be easily done with Razor pages. Create a new project in .NET core and Razor pages, then port all data access, business logic followed by .aspx and code behind to .cshtml and cshtml.cs respectively.
you would have to convert every page to razor syntax and update every control to razor friendly versions. Also you don't get the ajax type experience unless you add additional code to do so. This uses knockout wrapped to handle all that for you.
Thanks for video! We are just stucking on migrating our huge 10+ years webforms project to .Net Core. We know JS, but our project doesn’t launch in VS2019 because of mixed VB and C# code in website project. I tried to make it webapp, but too many files need to translate from vb to c#...
Great Video. i would like to know that what are the .net application which is support .net core conversion and which application does not. If there is any other video which can show for linux platform also.
Nice but I'm sure your average developer will face tons of issues migrating each page. Way too much a headache. Far easier and straightforward to recreate the app using only essential features. Also using new design features. Not into months of headaches with each compile error.
Tomas is an absolutely terrific presenter. In addition to the crystal clear technical details I love how he also talks about the business challenges of rewriting vs. modernizing and the need for ongoing support during migration. Migrating a large legacy project is still going to be a massive job, but this tutorial gives me some hope that it may be at least somewhat less work than I had feared. Thank you for this great overview of DotVVM.
The title should have included "incrementally", because that is the best thing about the proposed solution! 😊
Great video and great migration path! I'm really excited to start using this on some of our legacy apps!
Thanks! Feel free to ask us any questions or report any issues on our Gitter chat: gitter.im/riganti/dotvvm
Hi, thanks for the video,, i did make an attempt to try DotVVM. Even with DotVVM the application i have seem to get complicated. I wanted to check if there's any other way to migrate traditional apps to .Net Core with a migration tool or any other workaround ??
Dope picture of Ol' Sachmo :)
A WebForms project I have been working on is using some third party Telerik controls so I don’t know whether I would be able to use this method.
Is there a comparable video for ASP.NET MVC? We'd love a Microsoft recommended upgrade path to migrate our existing .NET Framework 4.8 web app to .NET Core.
how if I using ASP .NET CORE 6? Can web form application integrate to .NET CORE 6?
This conversion could be easily done with Razor pages. Create a new project in .NET core and Razor pages, then port all data access, business logic followed by .aspx and code behind to .cshtml and cshtml.cs respectively.
you would have to convert every page to razor syntax and update every control to razor friendly versions. Also you don't get the ajax type experience unless you add additional code to do so. This uses knockout wrapped to handle all that for you.
Thanks for video! We are just stucking on migrating our huge 10+ years webforms project to .Net Core. We know JS, but our project doesn’t launch in VS2019 because of mixed VB and C# code in website project. I tried to make it webapp, but too many files need to translate from vb to c#...
Great Video. i would like to know that what are the .net application which is support .net core conversion and which application does not.
If there is any other video which can show for linux platform also.
you are saying in this video that asp.net web form is not supported in Net core 3.0. Please clarify that.
asp.net web form is not supported in .Net core 3.0. I tried to get a relatively simple app to run in .Net core 3.0 and gave up.
Great support.
It seems easier just to move everything to another framework and keep the .net business layer behind an api.
Nice but I'm sure your average developer will face tons of issues migrating each page. Way too much a headache. Far easier and straightforward to recreate the app using only essential features. Also using new design features. Not into months of headaches with each compile error.
looks interesting...
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