ASP.NET Core Kestrel Explained 

Amazing content! Thanks for the video

Great dive to see what is under the hood, Anton. I just would like to say thanks and hope to see more like these. for example, following the request through the pipeline journey. thanks a lot.

Nobody can explain it your way Perfect

Pretty unique. Thanks a lot

very interesting thank you

Thanks for this video

Hey Anton. Would you mind doing a video on performance testing with k6 or nbomber. Talking about latencies etc

Hi Anton, thank you for this great video! I have a question: Is Kestrel server running in-process as a Hosted Service in the background thread of the web application? Thanks!

this is useful if you wanna build something custom, like some JSON RPC server, or anything that is using HTTP server, maybe a future replacement for REST, or custom GraphQL server the fact that it can be done this easily is awesome, the dotnet team are really doing tremendous job of making this APIs

Hello, can I ask which IDE are you using ? I am using visual studio 2022 and I can't navigate as easily as you are in the decompiled sources. Of course I have "Tools > Options > Text Editor > C# > Advanced > Enable navigation to decompiled sources" enabled and in the "search references" I selected "Entire Solution and External Sources" but still I can't go to the definition of the IHost myself (CTRL+F12, Go to implementation). Thank you for your videos, high quality as usual :) !

can you use libuv and make a Express.js similar framework with C#?

We use a minimal API with a repository backer just to keep things cleaner in Program.cs. Wonder if there's a performance hit for doing that?

4:00 KestrelServerImpl... is this Java video?

hey bro how are you I hope you are doing well :) I am researching a new issue firstly I checked your videos, but I didn't find. I will look at other sources and documentation. I am trying to understand how invariant covariant contravariant works? if you able to explain this in a video appreciate that. take care :)

good video. what is this editor you're using?

@RawCoding HttpContext does not belong to Kestrel but feature collection belongs.

What's going on at the top right corner? Lmao.

deep dive, going a bit too fast for my brain 😞