With Umbraco up to v8, I could just setup an Umbraco website on IIS, connect to it from Visual Studio (Open Website from IIS) and start developing.
All the code that I modified or added compiled automaticly on the fly and I could just edit and continue testing/developing.
Is such a development flow still possible with v9 and .NET Core?
It seems like I need to rebuild my code in Visual Studio before I'm able to launch and test any modifications... which takes a huge amount of extra development time...
Development workflow v9 and .NET Core
With Umbraco up to v8, I could just setup an Umbraco website on IIS, connect to it from Visual Studio (Open Website from IIS) and start developing. All the code that I modified or added compiled automaticly on the fly and I could just edit and continue testing/developing.
Is such a development flow still possible with v9 and .NET Core? It seems like I need to rebuild my code in Visual Studio before I'm able to launch and test any modifications... which takes a huge amount of extra development time...
Am I missing something?
Thanks.
I think this is a similar question to yours, and might be of some use? https://our.umbraco.com/forum/umbraco-9/107392-umbraco-v9-what-is-the-best-practice-to-develop-using-kestrel-or-iis
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