The ms-iot/samples repository has quite a few gems. In particular, the IoTBlocky Sample has a very basic web server called SimpleWebServer. I ended up adding some support for parameters, but otherwise was very happy about how fast I got a web server hosted in my code.
The one deficiency is the lack of SSL support:
A StreamSocket object can be configured to use SSL/TLS for communications between the client and the server. This support for SSL/TLS is limited to using the StreamSocket object as the client in the SSL/TLS negotiation. You cannot use SSL/TLS with the StreamSocket created by a StreamSocketListener when incoming communications are received, because SSL/TLS negotiation as a server is not implemented by the StreamSocket class.
I was hoping I was incorrect about this, but I haven't found any evidence to the contrary. With .NET Standard 2.0, I hope to find something else I can include instead.
There is now SSL support on incoming connection with .Net Standard 2,
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/System.Net.Security.SslStream?view=netcore-1.1&viewFallbackFrom=netcore-1.1.0