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David Fowler

@davidfowl.com

.NET support on Heroku #dotnet blog.heroku.com/dotnet-suppo...

3/12/24, 4:10 am15 reposts98 likes

Panu Oksala

@oksala.net

3 Dec 2024

Me after abandoning Heroku 7 years ago because lack of .net support.

Betty Junod

@bettyjunod.bsky.social

3 Dec 2024

Greg Dennis

@gregsdennis.bsky.social

3 Dec 2024

Huh? I used heroku for a .net web API years ago. It worked just fine. What's changed?

David Fowler

@davidfowl.com

3 Dec 2024

An official build pack

Chris Peterson

@ca-peterson.com

3 Dec 2024

Yep, and the implied support, automatic buildpack detection, and more. Huge kudos to @runesoerensen.bsky.social for a ton of amazing work on this in recent months. Glad you noticed!

Hell yeah this rocks

Heroku is still a low-key big deal. We have lots of customers who run on them. No muss, no fuss, no coconuts

Bishal Poudel

@bishalpoudel.name.np

that's great news

Probably only .net standard 2.0 or something. 😂

Tim Myers

@denvercoder.com

3 Dec 2024

Not gonna lie but if they let us run Linux instances this might be a game changer. I fucking LOVE Blazor but I end up doing most stuff in JS because it’s been hard to host dotnet projects at an affordable rate.

Greg Dennis

@gregsdennis.bsky.social

3 Dec 2024

I just use GitHub pages for my Blazor site. It's all client side.

Tim Myers

@denvercoder.com

3 Dec 2024

Yeah I made my first blog in Blazor when it first came out and I was using Blazor Server. Finished the blog and then found out it was going to cost like $50/month for hosting and DB cycles on Azure. Ended up just going it in JS and Gatsby with Mmarkdown files. 😂

Rémi THOMAS

@iso8859.bsky.social

3 Dec 2024

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