Translation ASP. NET Core 2.1.0 released

Original: ASP. NET Core 2.1.0 now available

Today, we are pleased to be able to publish ASP. NET Core 2.1.0! This is us. NET platform, the latest version of the open-source, cross-platform WEB framework is now ready for production use. Start using ASP. NET Core 2.1 today!

New features in this release include the following:

• SignalR-Add real-time networking capabilities to your ASP. NET Core application.
• Razor class Libraries-use Razor to build views and pages into reusable class libraries.
• Identity UI Library & Scaffolding-add identities to any application and customize it to meet your needs.
• HTTPS-enabled by default and easy to configure in production.
• Template additions to help meet some GDPR requirements-let users control their personal data and process cookie consent.
• MVC functional Test Infrastructure-write functional tests in memory for your app.
• [Apicontroller],actionresult -Build a clear and descriptive Web API.
• The Ihttpclientfactory-httpclient client acts as a service that can be centrally managed and configured.
• Kestrel on Sockets-managed Sockets replaces LIBUV as the default transport for Kestrel.
• The Generic host Builder-generic host schema is decoupled from HTTP, supporting Di, configuration, and logging.
• Updated SPA templates-angular,react and React + Redux templates have been updated to use the standard project structure and build systems for each framework (Angular CLI and Create-react-app).

See what's new in ASP. NET Core 2.1 For more information about these features in the ASP. For a complete list of all changes in this release, see the release notes.

The ASP. NET core 2.1.0 can be used in the 2.1.0 and Entity Framework core 2.1.0, which you can read in the appropriate blog post.

Let's go

You can start using ASP. NET Core 2.1 within 10 minutes by installing the latest. Then follow the tutorial instructions to create your first ASP. NET Core application.

Migrating an ASP. NET Core 2.0.x project to 2.1.0

For instructions on migrating to ASP. NET Core 2.1, see Migrating from an ASP. NET Core 2.0.x project to 2.1.0

Deploy to Azure

ASP. NET Core 2.1 is already available for Azure services. Put your ASP. NET Core 2. 1 apps are published to Azure services.

For applications that use ASP. NET Core SignalR, configure your application to use the new Azure SignalR Service (Public Preview) to extend the real-time functionality of your application.

Give feedback

We hope you enjoy using the new features and improvements in ASP. NET Core 2.1.0. If you have any questions or find any issues with this release, please let us know by submitting a question on GitHub.

Thank you for using ASP. NET core!

Translation ASP. NET Core 2.1.0 released