blogifierdotnet
I think it's time to upgrade to .NET 8 :)
Summary Upgrade the Blogifier project to .NET 8 to leverage the latest features, performance improvements, and long-term support provided by the .NET ecosystem.
Why Upgrade to .NET 8?
Performance Enhancements:
- .NET 8 introduces performance improvements for ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, and runtime operations, which can lead to a faster, more efficient application.
- Native AOT (Ahead-Of-Time Compilation) enhancements allow creating smaller, faster executables.
New Features:
- Blazor Full-Stack Development: Better integration for server-side and client-side Blazor applications, which could modernize Blogifier's UI components.
- Middleware Improvements: Simplified routing and middleware pipeline enhancements can improve application maintainability.
- Improved Cloud-Native Capabilities: New APIs and libraries for microservices, containers, and distributed systems align with modern application hosting.
Security: Support for the latest TLS protocols, cryptographic libraries, and secure default configurations enhances application security.
Long-Term Support (LTS): .NET 8 is an LTS release, ensuring support and updates for several years, providing a stable foundation for the application.
Steps to Implement
- Upgrade Project Files: Update the TargetFramework in the project files to .NET 8.
- Resolve Dependencies: Ensure all third-party packages and dependencies are compatible with .NET 8.
- Testing: Perform rigorous testing to ensure compatibility and stability with the upgraded framework.
- Performance Benchmarking: Evaluate and document performance improvements post-upgrade.
Potential Challenges
- Dependency Updates: Some third-party libraries might need updates to support .NET 8.
- Breaking Changes: Address any breaking changes introduced by .NET 8 in the application codebase.
Expected Outcomes
- Enhanced performance, scalability, and security for Blogifier.
- Long-term platform stability due to .NET 8’s LTS lifecycle.
- Modernized application architecture aligning with the latest industry standards.
Is this project abandoned? the page doesn't even work https://blogifier.net/lander
It seems like it, Just fired up a new instance of it yesterday after coming across it as a start and faster way of developing a personal site in .net 8 for myself.
I think I'll continue to use it as it has a pretty good base but yeah, it seems like the landing page doesn't work for me as well. Hasn't been updated in some time.
It is running good on .NET 8, but I have issues and broken functionality (assuming the author never got to resolving these bugs). We'll see as I get more into it and read through everything else on the github repo.
