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Microsoft Launches New C# Dev Kit for Visual Studio Code in Preview

Microsoft has announced the release of a preview version of the C# Dev Kit for Visual Studio Code. It’s a new extension that brings several capabilities to enhance the C# developer experience on Windows, macOS, and Linux devices. Microsoft’s new C# Dev kit is a part of three extensions that make it easier for developers...

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Microsoft Releases Visual Studio 2022 17.5 with AI-Powered Coding Suggestions and More

Last Update: Mar 02, 2023

Microsoft has announced the release of a new update for Visual Studio 2022. The version 17.5 of the IDE brings new AI-powered coding suggestions, an Accessibility Checker feature, improved code search experience, and much more. Microsoft has introduced support for AI-powered “Intent-based” suggestions in Visual Studio 2022. The new feature uses Machine Learning algorithms to…

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AWS Licenses Visual Studio with EC2

Last Update: Feb 03, 2023

Amazon recently announced the general availability of license-included Visual Studio software on Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) instances. This means that organizations no longer need to separately purchase and install Visual Studio for their EC2 instances, which are the Amazon Web Services versions of cloud-based virtual machines. “Amazon EC2 provides a broad choice of instances, and customers not…

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Latest Visual Studio Code Update Brings Merge Editor Improvements and Snap Layouts Support

Microsoft has announced the release of version 1.71 of its Visual Studio Code editor. The latest update brings some improvements for the merger editor, UI changes, and support for snap layouts on Windows 11. With this release, developers can now click the “Open in Merge Editor” button to quickly switch between the text and merge…

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Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 17.3 Brings Support for .NET MAUI and Azure Container Apps

Microsoft has announced the release of Visual Studio 2022 17.3. The latest update brings a slew of new features for developers such as support for .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI), a new Teams Toolkit, and Azure Container Apps. First up, Microsoft has introduced support for .NET Multi-platform App UI (MAUI) support in Visual Studio…

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Microsoft Launches Visual Studio Code Server in Preview

Microsoft has recently released a new update (version 1.69) for Visual Studio Code. The big highlight of this release is a private preview of the Visual Studio Code Server, a backend service that lets developers securely connect to the editor via a web browser. The CLI of the VS Code Server creates a tunnel between…

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AWS Announces Streamlined Deployment for .NET Apps

This past July 6, 2022, Amazon announced the release of two new technologies that enable the streamlined deployment of .NET applications on Amazon Web Services. The new AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio as well as the new AWS Deploy Tool for the .NET CLI enable you to get your .NET application up and running in…

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Microsoft Releases .NET 7 Preview 1 with Cloud-Native and Container Improvements

Last week, Microsoft announced the first preview release of .NET 7, alongside ASP.NET Core 7 Preview 1 and Entity Framework 7 Preview 1. The Redmond giant highlighted that this version of its .NET software development platform brings improved support for cloud-native applications and containers. “Today, we are excited to announce the next milestone in the…

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What is Microsoft Mesh? A New Developer Platform for Mixed Reality Apps

Microsoft has a new development platform that is not explicitly tied to any single device and allows you to create AR/VR experiences from multiple platforms.

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Microsoft to Developers: Project Reunion is the Best Path Forward

Microsoft has a dream, a dream that developers will build apps for all of its platforms with a single base of code. The company, for years, pitched the write once, run anywhere, idea to developers of Windows applications but the dream never materialized in a way that was widely adopted. The most notable attempt at…

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