Distributed tracing, metrics, and logging are the three cornerstones of observability. Discover the enhancements we`ve made to.NET 8, such as the new metrics support that adheres to the Open Telemetry semantic conventions and the logging extensions for data redaction and enrichment.

With this release of System.Text.Json, we have prioritized reliability improvements and a number of frequently desired features, all while significantly improving the user experience when utilizing the library in Native AOT apps. These contain much more, such as support for interface hierarchies, naming policies for snake and kebab cases, support for interface hierarchies, and the ability to populate read-only members.

With the release of.NET 8, ASP.NET Core apps can now be published to native AOT for blazingly quick startup times and tiny, self-contained native executables and containers. This webinar will outline the benefits and compatibility issues associated with publishing native AOT for your ASP.NET Core APIs, as well as discuss when you might want to do so.

Are you eager to master C# so you can post a certificate on LinkedIn? Microsoft and freeCodeCamp collaborated to launch the new Foundational C# Certification. Why not join us and get certified with Microsoft Learn and freeCodeCamp? It`s completely free. In this session, Scott Hanselman speaks with Quincy Larson, the founder of freeCodeCamp, about the certification, the beginnings of freeCodeCamp, accessibility in computer education, and the importance of lifelong learning.

It is now simpler than ever to create scalable, event-driven, serverless apps in.NET thanks to recent improvements to Azure Functions! To help you get the most out of your function projects, the Azure Functions team will walk you through utilizing.NET 8, ASP.NET Core integration, the most recent Azure SDKs, and more in this webinar.

C# on a daily basis innovates swiftly. In order to implement new features that are most useful to you and your team, your team must set a course. The subset of C# that developers should master first when they start learning C# is defined by Everyday C#. When we anticipate that the majority of developers will utilize a particular functionality, we incorporate it first. When deciding which features to include in your application, you can start by looking at the set of features that are included (and excluded). The method we used to create your team`s version of Everyday C# is the same one you may apply. You`ll modify our procedure to fit your surroundings. This provides direction to your team over whether to use new linguistic innovations and when to stick with established procedures.

In this session, you will learn about the Azure Migrate application and code assessment, a Visual Studio add-on that assists in locating code and settings in your solution that should be examined before moving it to Azure. The.NET Framework and.NET can be used with the Azure Migrate application and code evaluation for.NET, which offers helpful insights to speed up your transition from on-premises deployments to Azure App Service, Azure Kubernetes Service, and/or Azure Container Apps.

An overview of the new authentication features in ASP.NET Core 8 that facilitate the configuration and personalization of local authentication for client apps (mobile, Blazor, SPA, etc.) A new opaque bearer token authentication handler, new Identity Blazor Components, and the new MapIdentityApi function, which adds Identity HTTP APIs (/register, /login, etc.) are among the new features. These may be accessed by desktop, mobile, and SPA apps.

Not only does.NET 8 improve security and performance for your apps, but also for the containers that house them. Find out more about the new container images that enable more secure deployment, the alterations made to the Microsoft base images to enable rootless execution, and the whole new scenarios like Ahead of Time compilation. Next, observe how the SDK Container publishing tooling simplifies container deployments by building upon them.

In this session learn why you would choose a hybrid web approach to building native apps with .NET MAUI in .NET 8. Learn about Blazor hybrid and how you can build full-featured native apps for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android within a single codebase that can take advantage of your web skills. Take a tour of some of the new capabilities and see how you can reuse UI and build solutions that target the web at the same time. Also get a peek at how you can leverage other web frameworks in .NET MAUI.