Love seeing the different phases of development: planning, puzzlement, panic, and production.

Good to know that it's not just me , and that Hanselman is human too.

This kind of hiccup makes the video soo great because it mimics what we go through day by day vs a "perfect" tutorial - great video 👍

Kind of funny seeing these tools and processes meant to prevent bugs in prod being the cause of the bug in prod. Anyhow thanks for posting, we've all been there.

That was interesting to see your workflow and some of the tools you are using in a real project. Thanks for the video !

In my experience updating a project to a net dotnet is easy. ASP especially. EFCore a bit harder. But I wish the desktop frameworks would get a bit more love. Still waiting for many months now for a bug in winui3 to be fixed so we can update to 1.4

"This is where we start to panic", yet I can't tell the difference between a panicked Scott Hanselman and a non-panicked Scott Hanselman.

It was perfect. I must upgrade mine, too. Thank you for this video, Scott.

I just tried the upgrade assistant for the first time, it's a cool tool, but I wish it can work on a whole solution. it's only allowing me to do one project at a time. never the less, it's very handy. Thank you.

The panic on his face as "doing it live" was not working out, but realizing he didn't push his changes, and then everything worked as expected. Are there more videos about how he made the blog system and handles content?

great video! I love your command line! which extension we use for show that information & color your path?

Very handy! Thanks Scott

A page speed test would be nice to see just a dotnet upgrade gives you %x amount of performance.

I’m fascinated by how zippy your browsing experience is. Even at work, ADO and Portal aren’t exactly slow, but they’re not so quick that I’m clicking around with such reckless abandon.

what tool you use in this video in powershell to make it this colorful

Unrelated to .NET8, but what part of ohmyposh is showing you the suggested history as you type? Or is that a separate thing? Edit: found it: Set-PSReadLineOption -PredictionViewStyle ListView

Great video. I tried YOLO upgrad on my old project and it went...not so good. I was wondering how you make your powershell look like that?

Can someone tell me what I do to get my powershell windows looking like this??

No idea upgrade tool existsted, is there a list of these kind of tools?

Hi Scott, what nerdy tool are you using to draw the red arrows etc? 😊

Cool man!

How are you showing the .net frame work version number on the website?

Can barely hear the audio.

P r o m o s m

Really? Without updating of nuget packages? :D This only creates a technological debt. This is not exactly an intelligent demonstration to the people.

How about using a deployment slot within your Azure webapp to deploy to, then swapping it to production slot when checked and ready? In this case that would certainly have prevented any downtime to the public :)