Open source library or nuget package built with .net standard and c# by @DevLifeOfStefan. "tusdotnet is a .NET server implementation of the tus protocol for resumable file uploads over http(s). It supports all major exten…" https://t.co/fLf7x5qvP8
New release of #tusdotnet which now integrates with https://t.co/QYBfXu9iey Core endpoint routing <3
Want to customize the upload url? That is now supported!
Release notes: https://t.co/EymYsb4vAK
Nuget: https://t.co/39VG9ssXF8
cc @tus_io
Sometimes things are moving too fast. #tusdotnet 2.6.1 unfortunately contained a bug that caused uploads using pipelines to fail. 2.6.2 fixes this issue.
Release notes: https://t.co/wwedrmOfJJ
Until the dependencies have been patched in tusdotnet it is highly recommended to update the dependencies on your site as this will circumvent the issue.
A security vulnerability was recently discovered in Owin and https://t.co/QYBfXtRHn0 Core. #tusdotnet uses these libraries under the hood but is not directly affected by the issue.
https://t.co/cVyohkWZq6
Open source library or nuget package built with .net standard and c# by @DevLifeOfStefan. "tusdotnet is a .NET server implementation of the tus protocol for resumable file uploads over http(s). It supports all major exten…" https://t.co/fLf7x5qvP8
IETF 114 Rewind: Recordings of all sessions from the IETF 114 meeting (23-29 July 2022), hosted by @Comcast and @NBCUniversal including a presentation by @Comcast Chief Network Officer Elad Nafshi on the future of broadband, are now available: https://t.co/tMh5xdwShe
Today at #IETF114 in Philadelphia a presentation and discussion about resumable uploads will be held at 13:30 GMT-4 🎉 More details at agenda from the HTTP WG: https://t.co/CsPS6yYaos
@RSprachrohr Wife and MIL are going to your concert in Gothenburg on Saturday. Would you please play Stirb nicht von mir for my MIL who took severe damage from COVID? ❤️🙏
In summary, this is why I avoid fixed bid development projects.
Fixed bids presume predictability, autonomy, certainty, and control that rarely exist in the world of custom software development.
It's just about daily now that I encounter another dev that doesn't understand a NuGet package doesn't need a dependency version upgrade for you to use a newer version. You can just use a newer one as long as the changes aren't breaking. It seems we have to message this better.
@MeikTranel@buhakmeh Thanks for the kind words! The https://t.co/RQu5o35ve8 site has some pretty good examples (https://t.co/TeN784qXc9) and an excellent demo page that shows what requests are sent (https://t.co/NB6y9dIESS)
This is huge. @DamianEdwards have you heard of TUS before? one of my old startups went node in part because .NET didn't have native TUS support in https://t.co/pNamfyyRFP.