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[[{“value”:”Join Chet and Rich for a tour of how the .NET Runtime, libraries, and tooling are improving for .NET 11. You’ll learn about investments in Native AOT, support for AI agents of all kinds, foundational runtime investments around memory safety and asyncronous operations, and a large number of new APIs that make working in .NET more enjoyable and productive.
⌚ Chapters:
00:00 Welcome and Intros
00:30 Agenda
00:52 .NET Work Streams
02:00 .NET run Device Selection
03:50 .NET CLI and agents
06:30 Adopting Native AOT: bundled tools
09:00 Adopting Native AOT: .NET
11:06 Embracing threads in MSBuild – coming soon
12:08 Getting started with dotnetup
12:58 Smaller payloads!!
14:50 What’s new in Libraries
15:55 The problem: capturing two streams could deadlock
17:07 The improvements – RunAndCaptureText
17:35 ReadAllLinesAsync
18:00 Redirect handles
19:00 Lifetime: fire and forget
19:40 SafeProcessHandle
20:11 Text processing: Unicode, newlines emoji
22:40 Text search: convenient path
24:14 System.Text.Json
26:50 Compression and archive API’s get faster and broader
28:35 Runtime Async Introduction
30:20 Runtime Async: Comparison
31:54 Runtime Async: Benefits
33:54 Sample App
35:05 Compiler Async – demo .NET 10
36:07 Runtime Async – demo .NET 11
37:00 Runtime Async and NativeAOT: same architecture
37:44 Memory Safety Project
39:14 Runtime: JIT, intirnsics, and codegen quality
43:42 In summary
🎙️ Featuring: Richard Lander, Chet Husk (@ChetHusk)
🔗 Links:
Multi-thread tasks: https://aka.ms/msbuild/mt-tasks
Blog – Improving CSharp Memory Safety: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/improving-csharp-memory-safety/
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Docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet
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🙋♀️Q&A: https://aka.ms/dotnet-qa
👨🎓Microsoft Learn: https://aka.ms/learndotnet
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