.NET 8 brings another number of innovations. One of them is the ability to compile ASP.NET Core application in AOT (ahead-of-time) mode. In this regime, however, forget about MVC, Blazor or SignalR. On the other hand, you will be rewarded with an application that will be smaller, take up less memory and start significantly faster. In addition, .NET 8 also brings the ability to easily generate random strings. And C# was not left out either, which in its 12th version fundamentally simplifies class notation.
What’s new in the Base Class Library?
Frozen collections
.NET includes new type collections