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Mar 4, 2021
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.NET Interactive with SQL!| .NET Notebooks in Visual Studio Code

Maria Naggaga
Maria Naggaga

Read all about how SQL and Entity Framework Core developers can now start using .NET Interactive notebooks for quick iteration of notebooks while providing strongly typed APIs, code completion over tables and columns, and Language-Integrated-Query (LINQ). Quickly explore your data's shape and schema.

.NET CoreC#Azure
Mar 2, 2021
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How to Scan NuGet Packages for Security Vulnerabilities

Drew Gillies
Drew Gillies

Today, we are announcing the public availability of NuGet’s vulnerability features that you can use to ensure your projects are vulnerability free and if not, to take action to securing your software supply chain.

NuGetNuGet.orgSecurity
Mar 2, 2021
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IntelliSense for appsettings.json

James Newton-King
James Newton-King

Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code now support IntelliSense for `appsettings.json`. IntelliSense allows you to quickly edit your app's configuration and get immediate feedback on available properties or typos.

ASP.NETASP.NET CoreVisual Studio
Mar 1, 2021
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State of the NuGet Ecosystem

Jiachen Jiang
Jiachen Jiang

Recently, our team launched our first quarterly user survey for NuGet.org. With over 500 responses, we wanted to spend some time to share with you what we've learned in these last few months.

NuGetNuGet.orgInsights
Feb 27, 2021
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Internals of the POH

maoni
maoni

As folks are aware we added a new kind of heap in .NET 5 called the POH (Pinned Object Heap). Since this is a user facing feature (and there aren't that many of those in GC) I've been meaning to write about it but didn't get around till now. In this blog entry I'll explain the internals of it, partly because if you understand them i...

.NET
Feb 24, 2021
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App Building with Azure API Management, Functions, Power Apps, and Logic Apps

Brady Gaster
Brady Gaster

This month's series on building and integrating your HTTP APIs using Web API and lots of other goodies together comes to a close with this post, which will show you some exciting ways your Web API projects and Azure Functions can be integrated in new and exciting ways when you describe them with OpenAPI. In case you haven't seen the previous posts ...

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