Showing results for September 2022 - .NET Blog

NuGet has gone through a lot of changes over the last 10 years. From the package manager console, standalone NuGet.exe, and integration of NuGet into the .NET SDK, we have always relied on the open source community to help evolve and advance NuGet to meet the needs of the .NET ecosystem. Since NuGet has been on GitHub, the repository has resolved ...

In this post we discuss updates to the Project Migrations tool for incrementally migrating ASP.NET apps to ASP.NET Core.

ASP.NET Core now has experimental support for WebTransport over HTTP/3, a new secure multiplexed transport protocol for the web. Learn how to try out this new transport protocol in your app.

Microsoft Teams’ infrastructure team, or Intelligent Conversation and Communications Cloud (IC3), aspires to be the industry leading platform with reliable and high-quality audio and video calling, meetings, and chat experiences that work any time, from anywhere, on any device. A key element of our platform evolution is the migration from .NET Fram...

Microsoft Commerce is a diverse set of services (>700) services and recently made the journey to .NET 6 from .NET Framework. Here are some tips, tricks, and results from our journey to .NET 6.

Port of the famous TodoMVC to .NET on WASM. Showcase of the JavaScript interop and running .NET in the browser, with or without Blazor.

September 2022 Cumulative Update Preview Updates for .NET Framework

.NET MAUI is now part of .NET 7 in RC1 with tons of improvements, and a few new features.

.NET 7 Release Candidate 1 is now available! Check out what's new in ASP.NET Core in this update.

.NET 7 Release Candidate 1 is the first of two release candidates that developers can now use in production. This post recaps major features included in the fastest .NET version to date.