Tiny, fast ASP.NET Core APIs with native AOT | .NET Conf 2023

.NET 8 introduces support for publishing ASP.NET Core applications to native AOT for lightning-fast startup times & small, self-contained, native executables & containers. This session will provide an overview of when you might want to consider publishing native AOT for your ASP.NET Core APIs and demonstrate the benefits and compatibility considerations.
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[@QINGCHARLES]

@dotnet Sending Damian a hug🤗I felt so bad for him when it wouldn't build live in front of the world. We've all been there😂

[@alirezanet]

About the demo issue you had, I think you just forgot to save your csproj file 😊 (usual live demo problem)

[@jarosawfrankowski7845]

Great introduction to AOT, Damian that was great presentation! 😊

[@realivanjx]

i hope blazor server gets native aot support asap! nice work!

[@idzyubin720]

@dotnet Great explanation! Is there any link how can I validate request model in Minimal API with Native AOT?

[@benyahiahassen4540]

About the issue you had, you should change what you wrote in the config to true not true

[@BredoLab]

Can somebody explain how Native AOT is beneficial for server-side apps and minimal API in particular?