Good list. As someone currently learning some .NET and coming from the standard web-dev world, I would add: dotnet watch run. Basically hot-reloading when you save changes from source (with some caveats).
It is now baked into .NET core SDK, although if you are developing your frontend in .NET too and want synchronized browser reloading, you'll also need something like Browser-Sync (guide here)
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Good list. As someone currently learning some .NET and coming from the standard web-dev world, I would add:
dotnet watch run
. Basically hot-reloading when you save changes from source (with some caveats).It is now baked into .NET core SDK, although if you are developing your frontend in .NET too and want synchronized browser reloading, you'll also need something like Browser-Sync (guide here)