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.NET Framework April 2023 Cumulative Update Preview Updates
April 2023 Cumulative Update Preview Updates for .NET Framework
Let’s Learn .NET Virtual Events – All Around the World
Part of what makes .NET amazing is the global community of developers who use it, and we're bringing more content localized for developers around the world!
Drawing Elements on Maps with .NET MAUI
.NET MAUI now features a Map control that allows you not only to display a position with pins, but also render full geometry to essentially draw on a map! In this post I show you how to do it.
Join the .NET Team at Microsoft Build 2023!
Are you ready for Build 2023? Microsoft's premier developer conference is just around the corner, and there are several exciting .NET sessions that you won't want to miss!
Running non-root .NET containers with Kubernetes
Learn how to run .NET containers in Kubernetes as a non-root user.
NuGet.org Terms of Service Update on Unexpected Behavior and Hate Speech
In recent years, the .NET open source community and NuGet package registry have become increasingly important for sharing code. However, with the growth of these platforms, there has also been a rise in unexpected behavior and hate speech, which can be harmful and intimidating to many users. We have always been committed to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all our users. To this end, we have made a couple changes to our terms of service. In March 2023, we updated the nuget.org Terms of Use to include more contemporary language of these abuses. Read below for an overview of the changes we’re includin...
Get started with OpenAI in .NET
Learn how to get started using OpenAI models like GPT with .NET and the Azure SDK
Check out new C# 12 preview features!
The first set of C# 12 features are here in preview including primary constructors, using aliases, and lambda expression parameters.
Announcing .NET MAUI in .NET 8 Preview 3
.NET MAUI makes it's way to .NET 8 Preview 3 and is full of new quality improvements for developers across the entire framework. In addition, we are introducing NuGet packages even greater flexibility going forward.