Scott Hanselman is joined by Eric Erhardt to go deep on all things Native AOT, that is right, Ahead of Time Compilation. Learn about everything Native AOT from start to finish and how .NET leverages this technology to make your apps and code super fast.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:04:17 Understanding the Options and Restrictions of Publishing in .NET Apps
00:06:46 Limitations and Benefits of Native AOT
00:12:33 Development and Implementation of Web API AOT
00:16:28 Use of Create Small and Source Generators in Web Development
00:22:03 Role and Impact of Source Generators in Software Development
00:29:17 Application Performance Optimization and Role-Based Optimization in Web Development
00:33:27 Program Optimization Techniques and Trade-offs
00:37:28 Trade-offs and Considerations in Application Optimization
00:41:27 Understanding the Challenges and Limitations of Implementing AOT
00:46:34 Understanding and Implementing AOT
00:52:56 Understanding Model Streaming Extensions
00:55:50 C# 11 and AOT
01:03:49 Understanding and Addressing AOT Compatibility Issues
01:08:54 Understanding Trimming
01:10:35 Understanding and Addressing System Memory Data and Error Handling
01:16:16 Binary Data Compatibility and Source Generation in Visual Studio
01:24:25 Advanced Features
01:25:29 Wrap-up

Resources:
Documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/deploying/native-aot/ 

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Scott Hanselman and Eric Erhardt discuss Ahead of Time (AOT) compilation in .NET, highlighting its evolution, benefits, and limitations compared to Just in Time (JIT) compilation. They emphasize the efficiency of AOT for scenarios like edge devices and microcontrollers. They also cover publish options like self-contained, ready-to-run, single file, and trimmed binaries, and demonstrate real-world use cases including a web server and an app integrated with OpenAI. The discussion shows how AOT impacts performance, memory footprint, and application size, and they provide tips for making libraries AOT-compatible.

Deep .NET - Ahead of Time Compilation (Native AOT) with Eric Erhardt