Visual Studio Blog: Boost your GitHub productivity with our new multi-account support! https://t.co/mVPtwrHn7k Managing your GitHub identity in Visual Studio 2022 just got easier! Our latest update overhauls the GitHub account management experience and improves how you work wi…

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Visual Studio Blog: Introducing automatic documentation comment generation in Visual Studio https://t.co/Gr0kCAQ2CI We are excited to announce that Copilot is now automatically integrated into Visual Studio’s editor to help you generate doc comments for functions. This new fea…

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In .NET 9.0 kann man neuerdings einen Globally Unique Identifier in der Version 7 mit Zeitstempel erzeugen.

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Visual Studio Blog: New, Simpler Solution File Format https://t.co/N56aKCsqpR For years, you’ve worked with Visual Studio’s solution file (*.SLN) format, and while it’s a core part of your project organization, we know the experience hasn’t always been smooth. Whether you’ve b…

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.NET Blog: Introducing support for SLNX, a new, simpler solution file format in the .NET CLI https://t.co/BdTwGgfKe8 Solution files have been a part of the .NET and Visual Studio experience for many years now, and they’ve had the same custom format the whole time. Recently, th…

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.NET Blog: Hello HybridCache! Streamlining Cache Management for https://t.co/H2pTCh2keY Core Applications https://t.co/F7NEpwGM0H HybridCache is a new .NET 9 library available via the Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Hybrid package and is now generally available! HybridCache, name…

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Visual Studio Blog: Make more sense of multithreaded debugging https://t.co/MfrpFVoOtM Debugging complex programs often feels like navigating a labyrinth of threads and stack traces. The challenge of understanding thread behaviors and tracing issues can be daunting, leading to…

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.NET Blog: .NET and .NET Framework March 2025 servicing releases updates https://t.co/qWcu63WeDA Welcome to our combined .NET servicing updates for March 2025. Let’s get into the latest release of .NET & .NET Framework, here is a quick overview of what’s new in these releases:…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Mar 11, 2025

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Visual Studio Blog: GPT-4o Copilot code completion model available now in Visual Studio public preview https://t.co/N7GZID9EWX We are excited to announce that the new GPT-4o Copilot code completion model is now available for GitHub Copilot users in Visual Studio starting in 1…

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Visual Studio Blog: Unlock Free Access to Cloud Academy: A New Benefit for Visual Studio Subscribers https://t.co/sRi9n6JyGu I’m very excited to share some great news with you! Starting today, if you’re a Visual Studio Professional or Enterprise subscriber, you can get free ac…

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In C# 13.0 hat Microsoft den Einsatzbereich von ref struct unter anderem zum Implementieren von Schnittstellen erweitert.

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In C# 13.0 hat Microsoft den Einsatzbereich von ref struct unter anderem zum Implementieren von Schnittstellen erweitert.

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.NET Blog: .NET AI Template Now Available in Preview https://t.co/JtBXbc1dX2 Want to get started with AI development, but not sure where to start? I’ve got a treat for you – we have a new AI Chat Web App template now in preview. This template is part of our ongoing effort to …

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Mein gut besuchter Vortrag zu den Neuigkeiten in .NET 9.0 auf der @BASTAcon 2025 Präsentation und Demos zum Download: https://t.co/3FCp5zuZiz #bastacon https://t.co/sLZl0dZ6F2

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Visual Studio Blog: New Debugging and Profiling Features in Visual Studio (v17.13) https://t.co/wtsOxp8fFy The latest Visual Studio update (v17.13) brings a strong set of debugging and profiling features designed to speed up troubleshooting, making it more efficient. With AI-d…

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Windows Blog: Available today: DeepSeek R1 7B & 14B distilled models for Copilot+ PCs via Azure AI Foundry – further expanding AI on the edge https://t.co/CB9cjn1i3F At Microsoft, we believe the future of AI is happening now — spanning from the cloud to the edge. Our vision is…

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.NET Blog: Unlock new possibilities for AI Evaluations for .NET https://t.co/5tQkqr5jWW The https://t.co/wMaMtW2RuF.Evaluations library is designed to simplify the integration of AI evaluation processes into your applications. It provides a robust framework for evaluating your…

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Visual Studio Blog: Great new productivity features in Visual Studio https://t.co/HxSdsMPKA3 Sometimes it’s the little things in life that matter the most. In the latest version of Visual Studio, we’ve added some features and tweaks that aim to put a smile on your face and mak…

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C# 13.0 führt die neue Klasse Lock ein, um Codeblöcke vor dem Zugriff durch weitere Threads zu sperren.

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Visual Studio Blog: Catch issues before you commit to Git https://t.co/XUVntFFyv1 Discovering issues with code changes after committing changes can be frustrating. Fortunately, Visual Studio offers a new feature that helps you catch potential problems early, improving your cod…

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