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# Explore the Future of ASP.NET Core & Blazor in .NET 11

**[.NET Blog](https://daily.dev/sources/dotnet)** · 77 min read · 4 upvotes · 0 comments

## Summary

Daniel Roth, principal product manager for ASP.NET Core and Blazor, walks through .NET 11 preview 6 features across six themes: performance and security hardening (Kestrel TLS handshake improvements, Zstandard compression, cross-site request forgery protection via fetch metadata headers, device-bound session credentials, SignalR auth token refresh), native OpenTelemetry semantic conventions including Blazor WebAssembly client telemetry, async validation for minimal APIs and Blazor forms, expanded static server-side rendering support (client validation without interactivity, QuickGrid without WebAssembly/SignalR, temp data, label/display name components), Blazor WebAssembly runtime consolidation from Mono to CoreCLR with a new Blazor web worker template for offloading CPU work, improved virtualization (variable height items, anchor modes, scroll-to-index), C# 15 union types support in minimal APIs and OpenAPI 3.2, and integration plans for agentic web apps via Microsoft Agent Framework and MCP.

## Full article

daily.dev links to this article rather than hosting it. Read it at the original source: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c8fpShFjZE>

## Questions this post answers

### What is new for Blazor static server-side rendering in .NET 11?

Blazor static server-side rendering gains client-side form validation without enabling an interactive render mode, a QuickGrid component that supports paging, filtering, and sorting without WebAssembly or SignalR, plus new label, display name, environment view components, and a supply-parameter-from-temp-data attribute for post-redirect-get patterns. These close longstanding feature gaps compared to MVC and Razor Pages.

_Track .NET 11 Blazor rendering changes on daily.dev as you plan server-side rendering upgrades._

### How does async validation work in ASP.NET Core minimal APIs and Blazor in .NET 11?

Async validation lets validation logic perform long-running operations, such as database lookups, without blocking, using the new AsyncValidationAttribute with an IsValidAsync method or the IAsyncValidatableObject interface with a ValidateAsync method. Synchronous validation rules run first, and async rules run afterward in parallel, shared across both minimal APIs and Blazor via Microsoft.Extensions.Validation built on data annotations.

_Developers wiring up form validation can follow .NET 11's async validation rollout on daily.dev._

### Is the .NET WebAssembly runtime moving from Mono to CoreCLR, and when?

The .NET WebAssembly runtime is being consolidated from Mono to CoreCLR, previewing in .NET 11 with a stable release expected in .NET 12. New WebAssembly capabilities like multi-threading and memory64 support will be built on the CoreCLR runtime rather than Mono. In the meantime, .NET 11 adds a Blazor web worker project template to offload CPU-intensive work off the UI thread without true multi-threading.

_Teams planning Blazor WebAssembly upgrades can watch the CoreCLR migration timeline on daily.dev._

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