What’s new in ASP.NET Core 2.0
summary
Covers concrete changes in ASP.NET Core 2.0: introduces Razor Pages as a simpler MVC surface, adopts .NET Standard 2.0, and adds CreateDefaultBuilder so configuration and logging live in Program.cs; authentication shifts from per-middleware to schemes-as-services; a single meta-package Microsoft.AspNetCore.All exposes all APIs for development. Demos show user-secrets, dotnet-watch, Twitter auth (practical but finicky), a runtime store plus precompiled Razor views to shrink and speed publishes, and IHostedService and hosting-startup hooks used for background tasks and auto-enabling App Insights.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:35New template engine
- 3:00Create default builder
- 5:35Configuration in constructor
- 8:30Authentication system
- 10:55Metapackage
- 14:40Configuration keys
- 17:30Defaults
- 20:00Immunity
- 25:20Twitter
- 30:10Publish
- 33:25Runtime Store
- 40:30IHostedService
- 41:10RequestCounterService
- 49:40StartingCounterService
- 53:38AIHostingStartup
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