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.NET Blog: .NET March 2024 Updates – .NET 8.0.3, 7.0.17, .NET 6.0.28 https://t.co/tZcvLCRLCN Today, we are releasing the .NET March 2024 Updates. These updates contain security and non-security improvements. Your app may be vulnerable if you have not deployed a recent .NET upd…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 12, 2024

.NET Blog: Building AI Bots, Extending Copilot for Microsoft 365, and more with .NET and Teams Toolkit https://t.co/1n9us8qLa7 Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio helps .NET developers build, debug, and publish apps for Microsoft Teams. We are thrilled to share that the 17.9 versi…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 7, 2024

Visual Studio Blog: Visual Studio 2022 Version 17.9: A Comprehensive Update for C++ Developers https://t.co/5BUUmed2Yl Visual Studio 2022 version 17.9 introduces a host of new features and improvements for C++ developers. Now, you can use the Memory Layout feature to visualize…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 7, 2024

.NET Blog: Get Started with Milvus Vector DB in .NET https://t.co/Dn6lfyxzyT Vector databases have become an important component of Generative AI workloads powering scenarios like search and Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG). The .NET team has worked closely with Milvus to…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 6, 2024

Visual Studio Blog: Visual Studio Subscriptions – A Product Manager’s Journey https://t.co/t0dcux4JuL I stared at my Visual Studio Subscriptions portal with a somewhat blank distance in my eyes as a feeling of inadequacy spread like the misty rains I’ve experienced in the Paci…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 5, 2024

Visual Studio Blog: Code coverage features in Visual Studio Enterprise https://t.co/2G4GAseQaM By using code coverage, you can find out where your testing needs improvement and make your software more robust and dependable. In this post, we will introduce the new features that…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 4, 2024

.NET Blog: GitHub Copilot Analysis, Customized Rules, and more come to the Azure Migrate application and code assessment https://t.co/BiBHDNpjVz In January of this year, we announced the release of Azure Migrate application and code assessment for .NET. Available as a Visual S…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 1, 2024

Visual Studio Blog: WinForms Designer Selection for 32-bit .NET Framework Projects  https://t.co/4ObhVMydQd Visual Studio 2022’s transition to a 64-bit architecture, driven by customer feedback across the full range of Visual Studio developers, marked a pivotal step towards e…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Feb 29, 2024

.NET Blog: .NET MAUI Community Toolkit 2023 Highlights https://t.co/yR4PlY33ZT With 2023 behind, let’s take a moment to reflect on the journey of the .NET MAUI Community Toolkit project and what is next. This open-source library serves as a companion to .NET MAUI, offering dev…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Feb 29, 2024

Visual Studio Blog: Visual Studio’s Full Year in Review (2023) https://t.co/SFKYNXxxqU In 2023, we added many new features, fixes, and improvements to Visual Studio 2022 to make your coding experience more productive, enjoyable, and accessible. This blog post looks back at all…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Feb 26, 2024

.NET Blog: The FAST and the Fluent: A Blazor story https://t.co/jXpIxJT6AU It almost seems like a title from the popular movie series, but we are not movie creation material (yet). In this post I will talk about the Fluent UI Blazor library. Where did it come from, what are th…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Feb 26, 2024