Bye .NET Framework you've served me well...
# social
r
Good morning, it's a lovely day to say goodbye to .NET Framework and Umbraco 8 wrote a blog post with some funny stories https://richardsoeteman.net/blog/bye-net-framework-youve-served-me-well/
s
Oh man.. UpdatePanel, ViewState.. 😱
r
yup the horror 🙂
s
Oh!! This is great, looking at your video for UmbImport, I finally figured out what a Boost was, that's what we call a starter kit now. But I still can't remember what a Nitro was, it's not a package.. but what is it, do you remember?
w
Nitro was designed to be small things you install/addon to the starter kit. Say a gallery, comments or some isolated piece of functionality.
s
Aaaah yes of course, they worked together! Thank you both, mystery solved!
w
Enjoyed the tripo down memory lane @Richard Soeteman
And I still love your pronouncation of packhaaaaggggeeee
r
Ah yes Nitro that was the killer feature for boost, almost forgot A packhagggeeee man mmy english will never be fluent but better than Louis Vergaal 🙂
r
I stared on vb.net and asp.net 1.1 .. I did some fun stuff with panels Had lots of Fun /struggles too
r
Ah yes panels, hide/show fun I guess?
Remember the dll hell? I have Nuget Hell I guess now.. Package works when running locally computer says no when trying to run form Nuget #justwanttogetthealphaout
s
You probably have a NuGet source on your local machine that doesn't exist in your NuGet.config so the server doesn't know what you're trying to get.
Ah no, I misread you, the package works when installed locally but not from the server, seems suspicious. Could be the other way around, you're getting a local (broken) package instead of the one from NuGet 😅
Either specify the source directly (for example:
dotnet add package Cultiv.Hangfire --prerelease --source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json
) or make sure your NuGet cache is cleared first before you try.
r
Ah could try the latest
It is partly installed even all typescript. Only property editors have an issue..
I see a few things in the manifest, weird that it works locally...