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C++ symbol context and CMake build configuration awareness for GitHub Copilot in VS Code

C++ code navigation and build system tooling play an important role in the developer inner-loop. Code navigation tooling provides a precise, semantic understanding of your codebase, while build system tooling helps you express build configurations and variants for reproducible builds. In...
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Feb 25, 2026
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Azure Developer CLI (azd) - February 2026: JMESPath Queries & Deployment Slots

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PuiChee (PC) Chan
This post announces the February 2026 release of the Azure Developer CLI (`azd`).
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Feb 25, 2026
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Intercepting messages before Is­Dialog­Message can process them

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Raymond Chen
Process the message before you let Is­Dialog­Message see it.
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Feb 25, 2026
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SharePoint Framework (SPFx) roadmap update – February 2026

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Vesa Juvonen
We move towards spring 2026 with strong momentum across the SharePoint Framework and an increasing sense of excitement across the ecosystem. SPFx continues to be a foundational platform for building intelligent, secure, and scalable experiences across Microsoft 365, with adoption growing...
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Feb 24, 2026
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Increased control over Office Add-in user experiences

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Office Add-ins team
Customers have asked for greater user control over add-in launch behavior in Office. We are making three adjustments to our platform to address this customer feedback.
Microsoft 365 Developer Blog
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Feb 24, 2026
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The Dongle Died at Midnight – WinForms Agent Saved my German Mom's Business Trip

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Klaus Loeffelmann
Vibe Coding. IntelliSense on Steroids. Intention-Based Development. Call it what makes you happy - it's "just" the next evolutionary step in software development for me. Which let me build my stranded 82-year-old retirement-resistant mom an ersatz time-study app when her dongle died at midnight.
.NET Blog
Visual Studio 2026 February update announcement with feature cards highlighting faster Razor Hot Reload, C++ app modernization, WinForms expert agent, and slash commands for custom prompts, with a link to release notes.
Feb 24, 2026
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Visual Studio February Update

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Mark Downie
This month’s Visual Studio update continues our focus on helping you move faster and stay in flow, with practical improvements across AI assistance, debugging, testing, and modernization. Building on the momentum from January’s editor updates, the February release brings smarter...
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Feb 24, 2026
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Improved Python (PyPi/uvx) support in Azure MCP Server

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Xiang Yan
Azure MCP Server now offers first-class Python support via PyPI and uvx, making it easier than ever for Python developers to integrate Azure into their agentic workflows.
Azure SDK Blog
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Feb 24, 2026
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Customizing the ways the dialog manager dismisses itself: Isolating the Close pathway

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Raymond Chen
Intercepting the flow in your message loop.
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Feb 23, 2026
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Use Windows on-device AI in your Electron app

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Chiara Mooney
Last year we published AI Dev Gallery, an open-source app full of interactive Windows AI examples. A common follow-up question from Electron developers has been: “How can we build similar on-device AI experiences in our Electron apps?” In this blog, we’ll walk through how we built...
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