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Post #1995 66
⚡️ Using Verbatim Strings for C# Variable Names

C# lets you use reserved keywords as variable names if you put the @ sign before them. For example, you can write var @class = new Class(); to make a variable named 'class'.

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The JetBrains Blog dotInsights | July 2025 | The .NET Tools Blog Did you know? Because of C#’s ability to use verbatim strings, you can use reserved keywords as variable names by prefixing them with the @ symbol. For example, var @class = new Class(); is a perfectl
Post #1994 66
⚡️ C# 14 Extension Members Overview

C# 14 brings a new feature called extension members. The post explains how to change extension methods to the new way and shows how to add different kinds of extensions.

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Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades C# 14 extension members; AKA extension everything In this post I look at the C#14 extension members feature. I show how to convert extension methods to the new syntax and how to add new types of extension.
Post #1993 54
⚡️ VS Code v1.102 Update Adds GitHub Copilot Tools

The June 2025 update for VS Code brings new ways to customize GitHub Copilot chat and improves inline code suggestions. An open-source Copilot Chat extension is also included, offering more clear and changeable AI coding help.

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Visual Studio Magazine VS Code v1.102 Doubles Down on GitHub Copilot and AI-Enhanced Development -- Visual Studio Magazine VS Code’s June 2025 update supercharges GitHub Copilot with new chat customization tools, smarter inline completions, and an open-source Copilot Chat extension that makes AI-assisted coding more transparent and flexible.
Post #1992 61
⚡️ Cosmos DB in Microsoft Fabric Now in Public Preview

Microsoft has launched the public preview of Cosmos DB in Microsoft Fabric. Users can now access and study their operational data across the Fabric system, using new features added since the earlier announcement.

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Microsoft News Announcing Cosmos DB in Microsoft Fabric (Preview) with New Capabilities! We’re excited to unveil the open Public Preview of Cosmos DB in Microsoft Fabric, now available for everyone! Since our initial announcement at Microsoft Build 2025, we’ve introduced an array of powerful new features to enhance your data workflows. With this…
Post #1990 64
⚡️ WASM Runs Slower in Microsoft Edge Due to Enhanced Security

When using WASM in Microsoft Edge, it may be much slower than in other browsers. This happens because Edge turns on a security feature that changes how JS and WASM run, making them slower.

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Meziantou's blog Improving WASM Performance in Microsoft Edge by Disabling Enhanced Security Learn how Microsoft Edge's enhanced security mode can significantly reduce WASM performance and how to restore optimal speed by configuring site exceptions.
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Post #1989 72
⚡️ F# Weekly #28, 2025 – Beyond Zero-Allocation

F# Weekly #28, 2025 shares updates and news about zero-allocation work and related topics in the F# community. The issue talks about recent progress and resources for F# users.

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Sergey Tihon's Blog F# Weekly #28, 2025 – Beyond Zero-Allocation Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News How the .NET MAUI Team uses GitHub Copilot for Productivity – .NET Blog Customize GitHub Copilot in JetBrains with Cust…
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Post #1988 71
⚡️ Using Go for Serverless Apps with Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions

Go is a good choice for serverless apps because it can make single files that are easy to deploy. Go apps start fast and use less memory, which can help save resources in serverless setups like Azure Functions working with Azure Cosmos DB.

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Microsoft News Building Event-Driven Go applications with Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions Learn how to build Azure Functions using Go with Azure Cosmos DB for efficient serverless applications and cost savings.
Post #1986 60
⚡️ Microsoft and Replit Join to Bring No-Code Tools to Azure

Microsoft and Replit are working together to add Replit's AI coding platform to Azure. This lets people in big companies make and run software using natural language, without needing to write code.

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Visual Studio Magazine Azure Vibe Coding for the Enterprise Masses: Microsoft Partners with Replit -- Visual Studio Magazine Replit has partnered with Microsoft to bring its AI-powered, natural language coding platform to Azure, enabling enterprise workers to build and deploy software without writing code—marking a major step toward agentic, no-code application development at scale.
Post #1984 61
⚡️ GitHub Copilot Leads AI Coding Tool Survey

A new survey finds that GitHub Copilot is the top choice among AI coding tools for engineers. It is used more than Gemini Code Assist and Amazon Q, and many engineers say it helps them work faster.

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Visual Studio Magazine GitHub Copilot Swamps Gemini Code Assist, Amazon Q Among Engineers, AI Coding Survey Says -- Visual Studio Magazine GitHub Copilot tops a new AI coding survey, outpacing rivals as devs embrace tools, vibe coding, and productivity gains.
Post #1982 54
⚡️ July Updates for Azure DevOps Server

New patches are now available for the latest version of Azure DevOps Server. Users can get Azure DevOps Server 2022.2 from the download page, and those using Azure DevOps Server 2020.1.2 should install version 2020.1.

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Microsoft News July Patches for Azure DevOps Server Today we are releasing patches that impact the latest version of our self-hosted product, Azure DevOps Server. We strongly encourage and recommend that all customers use the latest, most secure release of Azure DevOps Server. You can download the latest version…
Post #1980 67
⚡️ Deep Research Agents Available in Azure AI Foundry Preview

Microsoft added OpenAI's Deep Research model to Azure AI Foundry. With API and SDK access now in public preview, users can run research agents that collect, review, and share large data from the web for business use.

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Visual Studio Magazine Agents Now Conduct 'Deep Research' in Azure AI Foundry Limited Preview -- Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft has brought OpenAI's Deep Research model to Azure AI Foundry, giving developers API and SDK access to autonomous research agents that gather, analyze, and report on web-scale data. Now in public preview, the capability powers enterprise workflows…
Post #1979 64
⚡️ How dotnet run Works for Single File Apps

The text explains how the single-file run feature for .NET apps is set up in the .NET SDK. It looks at the way the virtual project file is made when running dotnet run on a single app file.

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Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades Behind the scenes of dotnet run app.cs In this post I looks at how the new single-file .NET run experience is implemented inside the .NET SDK, focusing on how the virtual-project file is built
Post #1978 69
⚡️ HotChocolate GraphQL for Social Media Platforms

The text explains how to use HotChocolate and EF Core to set up a GraphQL server for a social media platform. It covers making a single GraphQL endpoint, setting up queries, using the Nitro UI, and adding features like filtering, sorting, projection, and pagination.

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Anton Dev Tips Getting Started With HotChocolate GraphQL For Building a Social Media Platform Learn how to replace multiple REST endpoints with a single, strongly-typed GraphQL endpoint using HotChocolate and EF Core. Create a GraphQL server, define queries, and explore Nitro the built-in GraphQL UI in HotChocolate. Implement filtering, sorting, projection…
Post #1976 78
⚡️ Deep Research in Azure AI Foundry Agent Service Announced

Microsoft has announced the public preview of Deep Research in Azure AI Foundry. This service offers OpenAI's advanced agent research tools through API and SDK.

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Microsoft Azure Blog Introducing Deep Research in Azure AI Foundry Agent Service | Microsoft Azure Blog Announcing the public preview of Deep Research in Azure AI Foundry—an API and SDK-based offering of OpenAI’s advanced agentic research capability. Learn more.
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