What's new in .NET 8 for Web frontends backends and futures?
summary
Demo shows Blazor doing full server-side HTML rendering plus per-page interactivity via Blazor Server or WebAssembly, with streaming rendering for placeholders, a runtime auto render mode that starts server-side then swaps to WebAssembly, and single-project multitargeting. WebAssembly gets the Jiterpreter yielding ~20% faster UI and 2x JSON parsing; multithreading and SIMD AOT are supported. New tools: QuickGrid, HTML renderer API (components to string), endpoints explorer, HTTP-file testing, client-friendly identity endpoints, AOT for self-contained APIs, HTTP/3 default and named pipes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:16The best of server & client with Blazor
- 16:01Full stack web UI with Blazor
- 34:07Servers and Middleware
- 35:52Authentication and Authorization Improvements
- 37:17Self-hosted identity
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