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Github is just a mirror. Ping me, if your code is interesting and still MIT license, I will pull from your repo.
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> Do I need the ASP.NET runtime ?
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Hell no. SimpleW targets the standard .NET runtime — no ASP.NET overhead, no bloat.
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That said, if you want to run both side by side, nothing stops you from using the ASP.NET runtime — SimpleW will work just fine.
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> Why do you hate ASP.NET Core ?
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I don't hate it, but I don't like it (see the paragraph about [Why this library exists](../guide/what-is-simplew.md#why-this-library)).
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> Do you like Kestrel ?
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Kestrel is an awesome server. I just want a serious alternative to its hegemony.
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> Why is there no DI in SimpleW like in ASP.NET Core?
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I really deeply hate how Dependency Injection works in ASP.NET Core. I hate how the framework resolves the full dependency graph recursively and instantiates everything through a DI container :
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- It tends to hide the actual object graph, which can make the execution flow harder to understand and debug
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- It usually introduces a fair amount of boilerplate and configuration for relatively simple use cases
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Kestrel is an awesome server. I just want a serious alternative to its hegemony.
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