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Hey friend, I just published a new video that walks you through how to upgrade to .NET 10. If you're already trying the update, you may have seen this:
That happened in my project too. And the fix is small, but easy to miss. In the video, I show:
No hype. Just a clear step-by-step walkthrough. If you plan to move to .NET 10 soon, this video should save you some time and headaches. Hope it helps. Take care, Patrick P.S. Want to build real apps with Blazor and Clean Architecture? Click here. The .NET 10 sale ends soon! |
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