The Future of Web Development with ASP.NET Core & Blazor in .NET 10
summary
Previews of .NET 10 add concrete features: passkey support in ASP.NET Identity (WebAuthn integrated into templates and scaffolders), built‑in .NET Aspire orchestration with a telemetry dashboard, expanded metrics and Blazor tracing plus WASM diagnostics that export nettrace/GC dumps, and targeted speedups like Kestrel memory pool evictions and faster JSON via PipeReader. Minimal APIs gain full validation and OpenAPI 3.1 generation using XML comments, Blazor gets persistent component state with circuit pause/resume for resilience and scalability, and Blazor WASM assets now fingerprint and preload to cut startup time.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to ASP.NET Core
- 2:14AI integration in .NET
- 3:17Cloud-native apps with Aspire
- 5:00.NET 10 core focus areas
- 6:05Security and passkeys
- 16:25Observability and diagnostics
- 27:35Performance improvements
- 35:05Backend enhancements
- 48:51Blazor front-end advancements
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