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I haven't used C# 9 yet, but I write a lot of console apps and services/daemons using .NET Core (the world is bigger than web apps :), but I don't see why you c

I haven't used C# 9 yet, but I write a lot of console apps and services/daemons using .NET Core (the world is bigger than web apps :), but I don't see why you can't use top-level programs for ASP.NET Core apps, as they have an entrypoint too. You would of course still have all the usual ASP.NET configuration and DI setup to do though, so the impact would be rather limited.

tester34 6y ago
>as they have an entrypoint too. I meant that (as I've heard) you cannot write big app using "top level style" only/mostly It probably isnt going to reduce "the boiler plate" that people complain about
- jolux 6y ago
  It will reduce some boilerplate but only for the entry point method