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Testing Your Native AOT Applications
MSTest introduces a Native AOT compatible test runner and engine for testing your Native AOT applications.
Making AI powered .NET apps more consistent and intelligent with Redis
Redis makes intelligent apps smarter and consistent by serving as additional knowledge store, caching chat history, and semantically cache request and responses for an API. Combined with traditional caching scenarios, Redis is the multi-purpose data store for your intelligent apps.
Bing on .NET 8: The Impact of Dynamic PGO
Bing Extensible Application Platform's upgrade to .NET 8 and how dynamic profile guided optimization continues to deliver performance gains
.NET 7 will reach End of Support on May 14, 2024
.NET 7 will reach end of support on May 14, 2024, this blog breaks down all the valuable information you need to know and how to update to .NET 8.
.NET Framework – March 2024 Cumulative Update Preview
March 2024 Cumulative Update Preview Updates for .NET Framework
Adding Apple Privacy Manifest Support to .NET iOS & .NET MAUI apps
Starting May 1, 2024 Apple will start enforcing their Apple privacy manifest for apps that are published to the App Store. In this post we'll describe how to navigate this for .NET for iOS and .NET MAUI apps.
Introducing .NET Smart Components – AI-powered UI controls
Introducing .NET Smart Components, a set of genuinely useful AI-powered UI components that you can quickly and easily add to .NET apps.
Generate Local .NET Secrets from Azure Deployments
This post shows how to automatically generate .NET secrets that a .NET app can use from the Azure deployment.
The NuGet.org repository signing certificate will be updated as soon as April 8th, 2024
Action required: If you validate that packages are repository signed by NuGet.org using a NuGet client policy, command, or the command, please follow these steps by April 8th, 2024 to avoid potential disruptions when installing new NuGet.org packages. If you are unsure, we have outlined steps to check if you will be impacted. Since 2018, NuGet.org has used an X.509 certificate to sign its NuGet packages. The certificate was last renewed on March 15, 2021, and is set to expire on May 15, 2024. As early as April 8th, a new certificate will replace it as the new NuGet.org repository signing certificate for NuGet ...