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Join the .NET & C# Teams at Microsoft Build 2025
The countdown to Microsoft Build 2025 is on! Join us May 19-22 either in-person in Seattle or online and explore an exciting lineup of .NET and C# content, incl...
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.NET Conf 2024 Student Zone
The .NET Conf Student Zone is a beginner-friendly, virtual event where experts will teach you how to build amazing projects - all using C# and .NET!
How we build GitHub Copilot into Visual Studio
Find out how Visual Studio integrates GitHub Copilot, architectural detail, .NET implementation, and the importance of the indexing service for providing context-aware AI code suggestions.
What’s new in System.Text.Json in .NET 9
An overview of all new .NET 9 features in System.Text.Json for developers.
Catch the highlights from Azure Developers – .NET Aspire Day 2024!
Watch the top sessions on demand for insights and practical guidance on building distributed applications with .NET Aspire!
Engineering the Scalable Vector Extension in .NET
Let's take an in-depth look at how the team implemented the Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) for .NET.
.NET 9 Release Candidate 2 is now available!
Try out the latest features in .NET 9 Release Candidate 2 across the .NET SDK, libraries, runtime, ASP.NET Core, SignalR, .NET MAUI, and more!
Introducing Microsoft.Extensions.AI Preview – Unified AI Building Blocks for .NET
We are excited to introduce the Microsoft.Extensions.AI package available in preview today. This new package provides a unified abstraction layer that enables you to integrate AI services into your .NET applications.
.NET and .NET Framework October 2024 servicing releases updates
A recap of the latest servicing updates for .NET and .NET Framework for October 2024.
Announcing the stable release of the official OpenAI library for .NET
Discover the stable release of the official OpenAI library for .NET, empowering developers to integrate cutting-edge AI models, including GPT-4o & o1, into their .NET applications.