when do I need to learn dotnet aspire?
I am trying to get into backend web dev with dotnet using asp.net core and the other tools. I was looking through the roadmap provided by Nick Chapsas (https://roadmap.sh/r?id=65d8624e66cd6d03d2d7efc9), and it put dotnet aspire before asp.net core basics. When I try to look into how I can learn dotnet aspire, they all are using some form of asp.net apis.
So, is it necessary that I learn it first or let me do it after I get comfortable with asp.net core?
Thank you!
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Aspire is a really new tool and I believe it's not even out of preview right now. The Roadmap marks it as "good to know" and I guess that's where it's at.
If you are working with multiple projects, like a frontend and an API it is good to know that this exists, and that you could maybe try it out. But I don't think it is something you should go out of your way to learn.
ah, I see
so, let me learn and get comfortable with asp.net core first then
You should totally learn it
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And asp.net core