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Hello Compose developers, This week, we’d like to announce two major updates to our TwoPaneLayout component that come with version 1.0.1-alpha05. We hope these updates will help make the library even more flexible and useful for you all. We also have some other Compose SDK updates to announce! New value in PaneMode ...
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Introducing new networking features in .NET 7 including HTTP space, new QUIC APIs, security, WebSockets, and more!
AltGraph is the idea of implementing “graph workloads” not with a graph database, but with the more general-purpose Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL (formerly known as the “SQL API”). Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL is highly performant and offers the best integration with the rest of Azure. It also offers the lowest learning curve since most ...
The December 2022 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. This release includes auto indentation with Pylance, a preview of Python in the browser and a community highlight. Keep on reading to learn more!
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The latest release of PyTorch with DirectML is available today! This release brings support for training popular Transformer Models like GPT2, BERT, and Detection Transformers. To get started with training Transformer Models using PyTorch with DirectML, you can find a new sample on the DirectML GitHub. The sample covers training a PyTorch ...
We're excited to announce the final release of Azure DevOps Server 2022! You can upgrade from Azure DevOps Server 2022 release candidates or previous versions of TFS and Azure DevOps. You can find the full details in our release notes. Here are some key links: We’d love for you to install this release candidate and provide any ...
**PowerShell Crescendo 1.1.0-preview01**. This preview includes a new schema, support for argument value transformation, the ability to bypass the output handler, and improved error handling.
We often hear feedback from users like you that request smaller quality-of-life improvements in Visual Studio. While we can’t address every piece of feedback right away, we appreciate the time you spend providing it and hope you continue to share your thoughts on how to make Visual Studio even better. In today’s blog post, we’d like to ...
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