#ASPIRE

@andrea.dottor.net

2 days ago

È il turno di @mbortolin.bsky.social che ci porta la sua esperienza del perché Aspire è utile ad uno sviluppatore #xedotnet #techpub #aspire #dotnet

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ASP.NET Core News

@aspnetcore.news

2 days ago

Aspire Conf is Coming! Join us Live on March 23 by Maddy Montaquila devblogs.microsoft.com/aspire/join-... #aspnetcore #aspire

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ASP.NET Core News

@aspnetcore.news

3 days ago

Build a real-world example with Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry, MCP and Aspire by Justin Yoo developer.microsoft.com/blog/build-a... #aspnetcore #aspire

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.NET

@dot.net

4 days ago

Spot art. Photo of presenter(s) text reads: .NET AI Community Standup: Real-World AI Agent Architecture in .NET

Building AI agents is easier. Shipping real apps is still hard.
Interview Coach is an open source, production ready app showing Microsoft Agent Framework, Foundry, MCP, and Aspire working together—end to end.
👉 buff.ly/dX9WI0t
#dotnet #AIAgents #MicrosoftFoundry #MCP #Aspire #Azure

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Alvin Ashcraft

@alvinashcraft.com

5 days ago

Build a real-world example with Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry, MCP and Aspire - Microsoft for Developers Building AI agents is getting easier. Deploying them as part of a real application, with multiple services, persistent state, and production infrastructure, is where things get complicated.…

Build a real-world example with Microsoft Agent Framework, Microsoft Foundry, MCP and Aspire | by Justin Yoo

developer.microsoft.com/blog/build-a...

#agentframework #mcp #ai #agents #foundry #aspire #cloudnative #microsoftfoundry #dotnet

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Marco Bortolin

@mbortolin.bsky.social

5 days ago

Tech-Pub: Diagnostic Toolset, Aspire, storie reali e una buona birra a tavola | XE - Development User Group Una serata informale, attorno a una buona cena, dove tecnologia e convivialità si intrecciano naturalmente. Niente palco distante, niente formalismi: solo professionisti seduti allo stesso tavolo,…

Tech-Pub: Diagnostic Toolset, Aspire, storie reali e una buona birra a tavola
www.xedotnet.org/eventi/tech-...

#XeDotNet #Community #Copilot #dotnet #Aspire #debugging #realcase

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ardalis (Steve Smith)

@ardalis.com

6 days ago

It's interesting, the latest #aspire updates now use a single file rather than a project for the app host (apphost.cs), which is interesting in Visual Studio since there's no project to Set as Start Project...

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

6 days ago

Introducing MoreSpeakers.com MoreSpeakers.com is a new platform dedicated to bridging the gap between aspiring and experienced speakers in the technology community by creating meaningful mentorship relationships that foster growth, confidence, and knowledge sharing.

ICYMI: (01/30/2026): "Introducing MoreSpeakers.com." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/46pnZR9 #Articles #.NET #dotnet #Development #csharp #Community #Bootstrap #ASP.NET #Microsoft Azure #Azure Functions #Aspire

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Mirco Vanini

@mircovanini.bsky.social

6 days ago

Tech-Pub: Diagnostic Toolset, Aspire, storie reali e una buona birra a tavola | XE - Development User Group Una serata informale, attorno a una buona cena, dove tecnologia e convivialità si intrecciano naturalmente. Niente palco distante, niente formalismi: solo professionisti seduti allo stesso tavolo, che...

Tech-Pub: Diagnostic Toolset, Aspire, storie reali e una buona birra a tavola | XE - Development User Group www.xedotnet.org/eventi/tech-... #XeDotNet #Community #Copilot #dotnet #Aspire #debugging #realcase

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Author Suzy Davies Award-Winning Children's Books and YA LitFic

@birdwriterwrites.bsky.social

1 week ago

Happy Womens History Month Womxn GIF ALT: Happy Womens History Month Womxn GIF

#HappyInternationalWomensDay

#inspire #aspire

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Marco Bortolin

@mbortolin.bsky.social

1 week ago

GitHub - davidfowl/aspire-ssh-deploy: An extension of the docker compose integration for deploying to a docker host via SSH An extension of the docker compose integration for deploying to a docker host via SSH - davidfowl/aspire-ssh-deploy

L'estensione di David Fowler @davidfowl.com per Aspire è davvero interessante per chi deve fare deploy su Docker. Può semplificare notevolmente il processo di distribuzione su server remoti.

github.com/davidfowl/as...

#aspire #dotnet #docker

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Youth Policy Lab

@um-ypl.bsky.social

1 week ago

ASPIRE ASPIRE (Applied Social Policy Internship and Research Experience) is an eight-week summer internship program for rising college juniors and seniors from Spelman and Morehouse Colleges. Participating s...

Don't miss your chance - ASPIRE applications due on Monday! Spelman College and Morehouse College students - learn more and apply: youthpolicylab.umich.edu/aspire
#ASPIRE #YouthPolicyLab

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Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council

@blaenaugwentcbc.bsky.social

1 week ago

Amazing news 🥳 Our Shared Apprenticeship Programme, Aspire, has won a national award for partnership working. The team, together with colleagues in the Merthyr Aspire scheme, scooped the Collaboration and Partnership Award at the iese Awards last night. Well done team 😊

#Aspire #Apprenticeships

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Michael S. Collier

@michaelscollier.com

1 week ago

Re-enable functions project debug in extension · Issue #14282 · dotnet/aspire Aspire is the tool for code-first, extensible, observable dev and deploy. - Re-enable functions project debug in extension · Issue #14282 · dotnet/aspire

I have been struggling to get my #Aspire project to correctly attach the VSCode debugger to my #Azure Function project. Using Aspire CLI worked via ‘aspire run’.

Finally found that this seems to be a known issue:
- github.com/dotnet/aspir...
- github.com/dotnet/aspir...

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

1 week ago

Introducing MoreSpeakers.com MoreSpeakers.com is a new platform dedicated to bridging the gap between aspiring and experienced speakers in the technology community by creating meaningful mentorship relationships that foster growth, confidence, and knowledge sharing.

ICYMI: (01/30/2026): "Introducing MoreSpeakers.com." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/46pnZR9 #Articles #.NET #dotnet #Development #csharp #Community #Bootstrap #ASP.NET #Microsoft Azure #Azure Functions #Aspire

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Celso Jr

@celsojrfull.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Releases · celsojr/PocketBase.Blazor PocketBase.Blazor is a small, Blazor-friendly client wrapper for the PocketBase REST API - celsojr/PocketBase.Blazor

In this new release: Fixed DI registration for IPocketBase and an updated Aspire sample (runtime 13.1.2)

#pocketbase #aspire #blazor #docker

github.com/celsojr/Pock...

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@blesspat.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

#aspire #to #own

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Alvin Ashcraft

@alvinashcraft.com

2 weeks ago

Release Aspire 13.1.2 · dotnet/aspire What's Changed Bump patch version from 13.1.1 to 13.1.2 by @Copilot in #14699 [release/13.1] Fix template version parsing for .NET 10.0 SDK separator change by @JamesNK in #14698 Update pipeline i...

Aspire 13.1.2 Release | GitHub

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#aspire #cloudnative #cloud

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Tim Deschryver

@timdeschryver.dev

2 weeks ago

A minimal way to integrate Aspire into your existing project Did you know that you don't need to rebuild your solution to adopt Aspire? Instead, start small and improve over time. Let's take a look at how to integrate Aspire into your existing project with mini...

✍️ Blogged: A minimal way to integrate Aspire into your existing project

Did you know that you don't need to rebuild your solution to adopt Aspire?

#dotNET #Aspire

timdeschryver.dev/blog/a-minim...

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.NET Drip

@dotnetdrip.com

2 weeks ago

Aspire App Lifecycle Guide

Ship the same .NET app from local debug to prod with Aspire's run, deploy, and publish flow, all driven by one AppHost. This post uses a Blazor plus SQL Server sample to show container images, volumes, and GitHub Actions working together.

#dotnet #aspire #containers

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Matheus Guimaraes | codingmatheus

@techwithmatheus.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

- YouTube Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Aspire doesn’t define your service boundaries.
It reveals them.

Coupling, dependencies, and assumptions become visible fast.
That’s a feature, not a problem.

Strong boundaries still matter.

#dotnet #aspire #microservices

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

2 weeks ago

Aspire Dashboard Let’s explore the Aspire Dashboard for insights into your .NET projects.

ICYMI: (07/19/2025): "Aspire Dashboard." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/3Iwcj6l #Articles #Aspire #.NET #dotnet #Development #ASP.NET #Containers

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Marco Bortolin

@mbortolin.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Aspire—Your Stack, Streamlined Aspire streamlines your development workflow with code-first control, modularity, and observability for distributed applications.

Aspire Conf - March 23, 2026 aspire.dev/aspireconf/

#aspire #dotnet

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Mozilla

@mozilla.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

3 weeks ago

Stop Fixing, Start Developing: A Roadmap for High-Impact Coaching Coaching has been in my blood since my teaching days. When I got my first position, I was recruited into a freshman football role by one of my former coaches on the varsity staff. While I was worried about the impact on me as a first-year teacher, those concerns never materialized. A year later, I took on two additional positions: head varsity ice hockey coach and freshman lacrosse coach. For me, I wanted to impact as many students as possible both in and out of the classroom. Little did I know that these experiences would profoundly shape me as I built my coaching consultancy many years later. In my work with schools across the globe, I have consistently seen that the most significant driver of student outcomes is not a new piece of technology or a trendy curriculum; it is the quality of teaching and leadership. However, effective practices do not happen in a vacuum. It requires a culture of support that moves beyond the traditional, often superficial, evaluative process. To truly move the needle on student learning, we must shift to a coaching culture. In the latest episode of my podcast, Unpacking the Backpack, I explored the L.E.A.D model designed to guide the growth of effective coaching. By focusing on four specific pillars, we can empower educators to reach new heights of professional excellence. **The Foundation: Listening with Intent** Effective coaching is built on a foundation of trust. Without it, even the most brilliant pedagogical advice will go unheeded. This trust is earned through the practice of listening with intent. Many leaders fall into the trap of "fixing" a teacher's problems before fully understanding the classroom context. True listening involves a deep engagement with the educator’s perspective. Research supports the necessity of this relational approach. For example, a study by Knight and van Nieuwerburgh (2012) finds that the success of instructional coaching largely depends on the quality of the relationship and the coach's ability to facilitate self-directed learning through empathetic listening. When we listen first, we validate the educator’s experience and create a safe space for the vulnerability that growth requires. **Building the Muscles: Developing Capacity** Once trust is established, the focus shifts to building capacity. In education, we often mistake doing what we are told for actual growth. Capacity, however, is the internal ability to make high-level decisions independently. The goal of coaching is to provide the scaffolding necessary for teachers and administrators to become their own best observers. This process must be job-embedded and continuous. According to Kraft, Blazar, and Hogan (2018), the impact of coaching is significantly greater than that of traditional professional development because it provides sustained, individualized support directly applicable to the teacher's unique classroom environment. By investing in a shared vision, mission and set of goals, we help educators see not just where they are, but who they can become as practitioners. **The Mirror: Empowering Through Evidence** If capacity building is the "how" of growth, evidence is the "what." We must move away from feedback based on subjective opinions and move toward feedback grounded in objective data. This is where we truly empower our staff. When we use evidence, we are not making a judgment; we are providing a mirror. Using artifacts such as student work samples, engagement data, or video reflections allows for a more rigorous analysis of practice. Desimone and Pak (2017) emphasize that instructional coaching is most effective when it is content-focused and supported by active learning through the examination of evidence. When an educator can see the direct correlation between their actions and student outcomes, they are more likely to take ownership of the necessary changes. It shifts the conversation from "Am I a good teacher? Am I an effective administrator?" to "Is this strategy working for my students? Is this benefiting my staff?" **The Compass: Aligning Actions** The final component involves ensuring that all moves are aligned with the school’s vision and goals. We have all seen the "initiative fatigue" that occurs when educators feel pulled in multiple directions. A coach serves as an alignment specialist, ensuring that daily practices are coherent and research-based. Alignment creates synergy that drives exponential growth. When the entire district or building is pulling in the same direction, leadership and teaching become more focused and sustainable. We must continually ask whether our coaching cycles directly serve our mission to improve students' lives. Coaching is the engine of professional growth. By listening with intent, developing capacity, empowering through evidence, and aligning actions, we create a system that supports everyone in being their best. It is about human connection, belief in potential, and a relentless commitment to collective improvement. _Want to learn more aboutAspire Change EDU’s L.E.A.D coaching model and how the process can support leaders and educators in your district, school, or organization? Reach out today to set up a complimentary thirty (30) minute Zoom meeting. _ Desimone, L. M., & Pak, K. (2017). Instructional coaching as high-quality professional development. Theory Into Practice, 56(1), 3–12. Knight, J., & van Nieuwerburgh, C. (2012). Instructional coaching: A partnership approach to improving instruction. Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 40(1), 100–120. Kraft, M. A., Blazar, D., & Hogan, D. (2018). The effect of teacher coaching on instruction and achievement: A meta-analysis of the causal evidence. Review of Educational Research, 88(4), 547–588.

Stop Fixing, Start Developing: A Roadmap for High-Impact Coaching Coaching has been in my blood since my teaching days. When I got my first position, I was recruited into a freshman football role...

#Aspire #Change #EDU #Coaching #Leadership

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