Aspire 13.4 Is Here
Aspire 13.4 has been released, featuring significant updates and new capabilities. The TypeScript apphost has reached General Availability, allowing developers to use TypeScript alongside C#. Additionally, resource commands have been enhanced to support typed arguments, improving the developer experience.
- ▪Aspire 13.4 includes 519 pull requests closed over three weeks.
- ▪The TypeScript apphost is now officially available, providing a native experience for JavaScript and TypeScript developers.
- ▪Resource commands have been upgraded to accept typed arguments, enhancing their functionality.
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By our measure, Aspire 13.4 is a “small” release: only 519 PRs closed in the 3-ish weeks we spent on this one. Casual numbers! But, it still packs a punch. We’ve been hard at work maturing our newest features and optimizing Aspire for every developer. First and foremost: we loved hearing your excitement around the TypeScript apphost over the last few preview releases, and we’re excited to promote it to General Availability in 13.4. Resource commands got another upgrade too: in 13.3 we gave you command results, and now they can take typed arguments too. We also expanded our Kubernetes and AKS support, tuned the CLI for better AI token efficiency, added Go and Bun integration support to the main repo, and worked through a pile of smaller feedback items you’ve shared with us along the way.
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