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Feb 13, 2024
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Announcing NuGet 6.9

Allie Barry

NuGet 6.9 is included in Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 8.0 out of the box. You can also download NuGet 6.9 for Windows, macOS, and Linux as a standalone executable. In NuGet 6.9, we introduce some exciting new features and bug fixes, such as an improved multi-targeting experience in Visual Studio and support for the 'dotnet search' command. For more information, and a detailed list of all changes, see our release notes. NuGet 6.9 Highlights New features in NuGet 6.9: Support for dotnet search command Starting with NuGet 6.9, you can now use the dotnet package search command for nuget.exe CLI experience to...

Feb 13, 2024
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Our Vision for .NET 9

.NET Team

Welcome to .NET 9! Learn about how we're improving .NET for all kinds of apps, with a special focus on cloud native, AI, and performance.

Feb 13, 2024
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.NET February 2024 Updates – .NET 8.0.2, 7.0.16, .NET 6.0.27

Rahul Bhandari (MSFT)

Check out latest February 2024 updates for .NET 8.0, .NET 7.0, and .NET 6.0.

Feb 9, 2024
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Resilience and chaos engineering

Martin Tomka

Chaos engineering with HTTP clients and Polly library

Feb 8, 2024
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My Top 10 NEW Visual Studio Features of 2023 for .NET Developers

James Montemagno

There are tons of great new feature for .NET developers to love in Visual Studio 2022, here are my top 10 that were released in 2023 that you can take advantage of right now.

Feb 5, 2024
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Dev Tunnels: A Game Changer for Mobile Developers

James Montemagno

See how Dev Tunnels can enhance your development process by securely sharing local web services across the internet and enabling you to easily connect to them from mobile apps, webhooks, and more.

Jan 31, 2024
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Building AI-powered Microsoft Copilot with SignalR and other open-source tools

Justin,
Kevin,
Ken

Microsoft Copilot is powered by several open-source tools, such as SignalR, Adaptive Cards, Markdown, and object-basin to solve the unique challenges in building AI-enabled applications at scale. In this article, we share the design considerations and how we integrated various tools with a focus on how we stream messages and responses to the front-end UI while giving some overview of what happens on the server-side.

Jan 29, 2024
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How to deploy .NET Aspire apps to Azure Container Apps

Jiachen Jiang

Let's take a look at how you can easily deploy .NET Aspire Apps to Azure Container Apps with just a few commands with the Azure Developer CLI!

Jan 25, 2024
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Microsoft Office’s RTC (Real-Time Channel) migration to modern .NET

Gilad Oren

Real-Time Channel is Microsoft Office Online's service that powers real time collaboration and coauthoring. This blog post describes the journey to migrate the service from .NET Framework to modern .NET.