Five phases of the ASP. NET 5 Developer

I'm going to use ASP. NET 5 to develop more stuff. The journey from 5 to 8 is interesting, but there are many that I have never explored. Long Story As for the transition to this new platform, the developer may be able to get a glimpse of how this article

1. Excitement--The young man

As the candidate versions approached, the distant drums became clear and loud. Numerous videos, blogs, and documents around ASP. 5 began to compete. In this connection, I endorse the Microsoft core team's rhetoric.

This new version is one of the most meaningful build updates we have made to ASP. In this release, we have made ASP. NET more streamlined and modular, both platform-and cloud-optimized.
--scott Guthrie

Microsoft's PR machine walked like a squire and asked me in an elegant, soft voice, "need a drink?" "I don't hesitate to answer," Yes, thank you! My cup is almost empty. ”

2. Chaos--cut constantly

ASP. 5 is a masterpiece that is flirt us in front of us. Using this technique is like driving a car on a production line. Some people dare to face the unknown, dare to drive the net 5 car to go out for a ride, and some people are too frightened to speak.

Although the documentation is available, it is always less aggressive than the ASP. It took me a couple of hours to find a way to change the architecture and how I could use it. Who can help me? I am alone in the boundless sea drifting, waiting for rescue.

3. Rage--anger

When you think that "it should work this way" and that is not the case, anger will be overwhelming. has just developed a very smooth, very strong, but now feel a difficult, stagnant. If you can not say a dirty word in the process of transitioning to ASP. NET 5, then you have sublimated from the human level. The impulse to ruin the heavens and the doom will be slapped on your heart like a tidal wave: constantly expanding and then bursting with rage. You can even hear node sing a song like a siren to let you abandon this ship and put it into her arms.

4. Denial--comforts

At this stage, I started to wonder, maybe the same generation of ASP I used was not so bad? With these tools at the moment, I'm not building some great apps and libraries? Perhaps the next generation is just a fad, a gimmick that Microsoft has come up with. It's not worth the effort we have to learn to understand, right?

5. Success--Hang Yun fan ji Hai

Oh, my God! I compiled it successfully and I can run my first ASP. NET 5 application. It took only a few hours to modify the Project.json, and I finished the right dependency, and I was too good. Looking back at the past little bit, once the pain insisted, have become worthwhile.

Conclusion

I'm excited about ASP. NET 5 and the attendant problems. But it's not easy to embrace change. I will feel confused and chaotic, I will suffer from anger, I will doubt myself. It's important to admit that all the emotions I've been through. But more importantly, we have to learn to control emotions and to face new technologies rationally. The entire journey can be fully evaluated only by reaching the final stage. Bao Jianfeng from sharpening out, plum blossom incense from bitter cold come.

Original: The Five Stages of an ASP. 5 Developer

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