TimeProvider - New Date & Time Abstractions in .NET 8!

With .NET 8, we get a new TimeProvider class and an ITimer interface. Today, I will explain how those two types work and how they solve the challenge of testing time-dependent code.
00:00 Introduction
00:34 Exploring the TimeProvider APIs
01:20 Mocking DateTime in a Test
04:48 Setting up a TimeProvider in ASP.NET Core
06:21 Simulating a Different Time Zone
07:38 Conclusion
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[@aa-xn5hc]

Please, a cart tutorial with Blazor 8

[@adinwashere]

You can do things in so many different ways in Blazor 8 that I don't know how you would even know which to pick. SSR, Web assembly, SignalR...

[@Paul-uo9sv]

This new stuff is pretty much to write more robust and testable code when dealing with time-dependent logic. Anything else?

[@ClaudioBernasconi]

No, it's exactly that. 👍

[@Paul-uo9sv]

@@ClaudioBernasconi cool thanks