.NET Blog: Engineering the Scalable Vector Extension in .NET https://t.co/eEFCSt8doq Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) on Arm processors is revolutionizing how modern hardware handles parallel workloads. SVE allows for flexible vector processing, enabling significant performance…

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Visual Studio Blog: Easier localization with the new resource (.resx) manager https://t.co/7y0XZzvcKB If you’re developing applications that target multiple languages and cultures, you probably know how challenging it can be to manage the resources for each localization. You n…

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Fachveröffentlichung: .NET 9.0 Release Candidate ist reif für den produktiven Einsatz https://t.co/q9FXoUJosC Auch wenn erst im November die fertige Version von .NET 9.0 erscheint, können Entwicklerinnen und Entwickler die aktuelle Vorschauversion produktiv nutzen.

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.NET Blog: .NET 9 Release Candidate 2 is now available! https://t.co/4mTDpz5RNF As we prepare the general availability (GA) release of .NET 9 in November we are adding our final touches around performance, stability, and any additional optimizations to make it the best release…

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.NET Blog: Introducing https://t.co/wMaMtW2RuF Preview – Unified AI Building Blocks for .NET https://t.co/E2ydkrT7jX We are excited to introduce the https://t.co/wMaMtW2RuF.Abstractions and https://t.co/wMaMtW2RuF libraries, available in preview today. These packages provide t…

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.NET 9.0 Release Candidate 2 is now available https://t.co/T4FNB19sY3 #dotnet @dotnet https://t.co/O3qXKvu1lb

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Windows Blog: Passkeys on Windows: Authenticate seamlessly with passkey providers https://t.co/CO0QvcvpjO Passkeys on Windows just got easier! As part of Microsoft’s vision for a passwordless future we are working to make passkeys on Windows simple and intuitive. Passkeys are s…

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.NET Blog: .NET and .NET Framework October 2024 servicing releases updates https://t.co/AImbE5FSNQ Use release notes for downloading October updates Please use the release note links in this post to download the October updates. The download page on the .NET website has not …

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Visual Studio Blog: Accelerate C++ Debugging with Enhanced Conditional Breakpoints https://t.co/oUxDq8ZSZx Are you tired of waiting for your conditional breakpoints to hit in C++? Do you wish there was a way to speed up the debugging process and get to the root of the problem …

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Fachveröffentlichung: Spickzettel / Cheat Sheet: F# https://t.co/mzz1ZvuYHe Die wichtigsten Sprachfeatures im Überblick

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Fachveröffentlichung: Spickzettel / Cheat Sheet: JavaScript https://t.co/cus8i8ToJZ Die wichtigsten Sprachfeatures im Überblick

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Fachveröffentlichung: Viele kleine Neuerungen: Neuerungen in .NET 9.0 Preview 5 bis 7 – Teil 1 https://t.co/srbDjPbEBV In diesem ersten Teil zu den Neuerungen der Previews 5 bis 7 von .NET 9.0 geht es um C# und die Basisklassenbibliothek sowie System.Text.Json und Entity Framew…

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Fachveröffentlichung: F# Cheat Sheet https://t.co/tfk7uMfj3f Die wichtigsten Befehle auf einen Blick

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Das WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) wird durch Microsoft nun mit einem eigenen SDK unterstützt – aber weiterhin im Status "experimentell".

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Visual Studio Blog: Discover Hidden Insights with Profiler’s External Code Decompilation https://t.co/ifpswfREQ2 Have you ever wondered what’s happening under the hood of your .NET application? Do you want to quickly and easily identify and fix performance bottlenecks? If so, …

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.NET Blog: Announcing the stable release of the official OpenAI library for .NET https://t.co/T8u7RMwIMp Back in June, we launched the first beta of the OpenAI library for .NET, empowering developers to integrate advanced AI models into their applications. Today, we are excite…

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Visual Studio Blog: Visual Studio 2022 – Recent performance enhancements  https://t.co/okZMTDjYyz Visual Studio 2022 continues to be faster with each version. In this blog post we will highlight a couple of the more significant enhancements you’ll experience in 17.11, such as …

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Visual Studio Blog: Effortless Instrumentation profiling with Persistent Target Selection https://t.co/KI8YubtSfw Ever wished to assess your code’s performance without repeatedly choosing the target process or executable for each instrumentation profiling session? If so, you’r…

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RT @Dave_DotNet: Entity Framework is not slow ?? #dotnet https://t.co/DRqWSemcNw

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KI-Keynote von Robert Eichenseer bei der iterate=>ruhr https://t.co/V3xq7ogXe5 @JustCommunityEV @reichenseer https://t.co/U5axUfppK8

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