ASP.NET Core Futures Roadmap

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Roadmap focuses on concrete runtime and library changes: Kestrel becomes transport‑pluggable with a new sockets transport (moving off libuv) and a pipeline‑based I/O layer, SignalR and higher‑level messaging run on a new socket abstraction, and HTTP/3 via QUIC (HTTP/3) is targeted. Performance work adds pipelines, Span APIs and UTF‑8‑oriented encoders to cut allocations; initial pipeline integration drops throughput ~50% then recovers to parity after optimizations. Demos show prototypes (some flaky) for native compilation and client/server libraries.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:07Performance and database stack
3. 3:54Cortex Lab and BCL innovations
4. 7:05Span and memory optimizations
5. 8:09Kestrel transport layer
6. 10:35Efficient pipelines
7. 16:13Kestrel migration results
8. 22:10Cortex Lab demos
9. 28:15Custom HTTP client
10. 32:50QUIC protocol
11. 40:50Native compilation
12. 44:37SignalR improvements
13. 47:04Socket abstraction
14. 54:08Generic host libraries
15. 56:40Health checks
16. 57:46RESTful APIs
17. 59:32Simplified MVC
18. 1:01:03TypeScript and Blazor
19. 1:02:24Conclusion and Q&A

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