Asynchronous programming with async and await has existed in .NET for years. Now Microsoft is delivering a new runtime environment for asynchronous execution.

The "Get started" node in the ASP.NET Core table of contents (TOC) points to a simple tutorial based on Razor Pages. Instead, new ASP.NET Core users should get started with Minimal APIs & Blazor.

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Microsoft is touting new capabilities in ASP.NET Core web development in Visual Studio 2022 thanks to a new Razor editor powered by a Razor Language Server. It leverages the Language Server Protocol ...

Razor and Blazor received some dev attention in the second preview of Microsoft's .NET 6 landmark release, coming in November to wrap up formerly disparate .NET components into one cross-platform, ...

On the main docs page the "Entity Framework Core with ASP.NET Core MVC" link points to Razor pages EF tutorial. As this is the main docs page, there is no option to edit and open a PR directly i'm ...