What's New in ASP.NET Core 8 and Blazor 8
summary
.NET 8 is LTS (three years) and the upgrade from .NET 7 is urgent because support ended; demos show minimal APIs gain real features like FromForm model binding and a new Identity API endpoints (register + login) returning access token that work with one line of code and a live Postman demo. Blazor adds static server-side rendering, streaming chunks for “loading” placeholders, and an auto mode that switches from server to WebAssembly, QuickGrid and CRUD scaffolding, AOT gRPC support, Aspire app templates with Redis/Docker dashboard, and measurable JSON and Razor performance gains.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48ASP.NET Core 8 and Blazor 8 overview
- 3:34Support timelines for .NET versions
- 5:20Minimal APIs updates
- 8:37ASP.NET Core Identity API endpoints
- 14:16Tooling for ASP.NET Core routes
- 15:19Blazor project templates
- 17:32Blazor hosting models
- 21:54Blazor interactive render modes
- 24:17Blazor streaming rendering
- 27:10Blazor Identity UI
- 28:39Quick Grid component
- 33:17AOT compilation in .NET 8
- 35:43Introduction to .NET Aspire
- 40:45Performance improvements
- 42:34Q&A
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