Building for the agentic web with .NET 11
summary
.NET 11 claims concrete wins: reduced TLS handshake overhead, Zstandard compression for Brotli-level ratios at lower CPU, and a runtime async plan; Kestrel hardening plus native OpenTelemetry semantic tags emit traces automatically. Demos show OpenAPI 3.2 with minimal APIs, Blazor features (async validation, virtualization rendering 10,000 rows, server-side rendering parity), a Blazor web worker moving quarter‑million-item processing off the UI thread, Aspire integration for service discovery and a Blazor gateway, and agentic stacks using the AGI/AGUI protocol and Microsoft Agent Framework.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Welcome and Intro
- 0:12Demands on modern web apps
- 0:47ASP.NET Core .NET 11 roadmap
- 2:52Strengthening the foundation of .NET platform
- 4:52Modern Stack
- 7:27Demo - Minimal API improvements
- 21:25Building Distributed and Cloud-ready .NET Cloud Apps with Aspire
- 24:40Demo - Blazor Aspire integration
- 28:30Building Agentic Web apps
- 30:42Demo - Agentic UI with Blazor and .NET integration
- 36:12AI-assisted .NET web development
- 38:16Demo - Build smarter with .NET Skills
- 41:28The big picture
- 42:56Get involved
- 43:43Happy coding!
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