WebExpress 0.0.8-alpha – A Major Step Towards Simplicity and Intuitiveness

With the release of WebExpress version 0.0.8-alpha, we are opening a new chapter in its development. The latest update introduces significant changes that make the framework not only more powerful but also more intuitive and easier to use.



Goodbye Modules – A Clearer Development Approach

One of the biggest changes is the removal of modules. WebExpress now relies on a more direct and transparent architecture, eliminating the need for developers to manage modules. This step makes the application cleaner and easier to maintain.

Automatic Sitemap Structure Based on Assembly

Additionally, the sitemap structure has been redesigned: Instead of being manually defined, it now derives directly from the structure of the assembly. This ensures intuitive navigation and a natural organization of content without extra configuration effort.

Stability and Quality: Numerous Bug Fixes & Comprehensive Testing

Another major focus of this release was error reduction. Numerous bug fixes improve system stability, allowing you to focus on what truly matters. In addition, we have integrated new tests with high coverage, making WebExpress even more reliable.

Documentation: More Content, Better Tutorials

A great framework thrives on great documentation. That’s why we not only updated the existing documentation but also expanded it significantly. Tutorials have been revised, offering both newcomers and experienced users better, clearer guidance.

NuGet Packages

To make integration easier, the latest version of WebExpress is available through NuGet. You can find the corresponding packages here:

Conclusion: More Clarity, More Efficiency

WebExpress 0.0.8-alpha takes great strides in user-friendliness, maintainability, and clarity. We are confident that these changes will make working with WebExpress even more enjoyable and efficient.

We look forward to your feedback and are excited to see how you use the new features! 🚀

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