The new WebAssembly feature being added to mainstream browsers will download .dll files to the browser. To make it possible to serve static .dll fiiles by default, please add .dll files as mimeType application/octet-stream, and allow these types of files by default.

WebAssembly is a new binary format for static files. The official site has more info. https://webassembly.org/

Google for webassembly mimetype w3c will return many results showing the addition of this file extension and Mimetype in other mainstream servers.

I would like to get the batching support for the Typescript JsonServiceClient as it is supported by the C# JsonServiceClient.

Line 7: protected void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e)
Line 8: {
Line 9: new AppHost().Init();
Line 10:
Line 11: }

It'll be really useful to be able to define namespaces for DTO filtering. Currently I can specify Types to include or exclude but doing it by namespace will be much more useful in situations where there are too many types to include or exclude.

My server needs to be able to push messages to my app. Unfortunately, I'm running ServiceStack.Client.Core in a .NET Standard library, which means my app does not have access to ServerEventsClient. Having the ability to use ServerEventsClient in .NET Standard libraries would be amazing.

Asp.NET Core defaults to use a json base appsettings.json configuration. Right now SS has no support for the new standard. I would like to have an IAppSettings implementation for the new format. Maintain different configuration files is less than optimal.

I understand if this is changed it may break projects based on Typescript < 2.4. I propose a new flag or option to serialize enum strings as enum strings instead of string literals. This would minimally allow us to get access to the list of strings available for an enum which is not readily available with a string Literal.

Instead of this:

export type MessagePriority = "Normal" | "Low" | "High";

It would be:

export enum MessagePriority{
Normal = "Normal",
Low = "Low",
High = "High"
}

It would be nice if you had a (vanilla JS) ServiceStack .NET Core 2 + React template project (without typescript).

The actual idea

Due to it being a restricted header, the referer cannot be set using the standard header methods. In order to set the referer on a standard http web request, you must use the referer property. I would like to suggest that this header be accessible from the client.

Add a visual indicator which links to or has a label that contains any plugin startup errors on the metadata page.

Given that they are swallowed to prevent the apphost from crashing it is not always obvious unless you check the operations metadata.

I'd like to see a mysql integration.

when add a service stack reference we can use include types and exclude types.

could you add include / exclude by route.

so, we can configure reference like this way.

//include route "/mobile%"
or
//include route "%mobile%"

Besides a C# and Javascript SSE Client, it woud be greate to have a Java SSE Client ,too.

Could someone please provide an example of using ServiceStack in the Microsoft On-Premise ServiceFabric PaaS. Maybe show an example of a Monolithic and Microservices configuration.

Creating new Angular 2.0 projects with the angular CLI is simpler if all the packages required include their typescript definition files in their npm package which allows the types to be registered by calling : npm install @types/servicestack-client instead of having to rely on using typings. Please consider updating your npm pacakge to include the typescript definition files for the typescript client.

With Service Stack you can create very good backend, it would be nice to use all functions that it provides of Android, without Xamarin because Android is the most popular platform for mobile devices.

For a complete happiness is not enough to us now server events so we do request every 5 seconds to check for data.

Please make the ability to use server events on Android.

Thanks!