What's Next for ASP.NET Core & Blazor

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Straightforward run‑through of what lands in .NET 9: built-in OpenAPI generation (runtime and build‑time docs, Swashbuckle compatible), Blazor upgrades (new render info API, auto render mode that switches server↔WASM, improved reconnection and WebSocket compression), Visual Studio scaffolders for CRUD and Identity, optimized static assets at publish time (pre‑compression, fingerprinting, content eTags), SignalR polymorphic types, and a multi‑tier hybrid cache API with serialization and stampede protection.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:28Investment areas
3. 2:57dot net Aspire
4. 5:33Blazer updates
5. 6:56Blazer web apps
6. 12:04Scaffolding data
7. 19:16Adding authentication
8. 26:45Render modes
9. 36:03Server improvements
10. 42:11Asset optimization
11. 45:14Dev experience
12. 53:23Open API support
13. 1:04:10Signal R and Caching
14. 1:10:02Final improvements

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