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Post #2337 45
⚡️ Azure Dev CLI 1.20 enables true Dev-to-Prod parity

Azure Developer CLI v1.20.0 brings layered infrastructure support to Azure Container Apps, turning 'build once, deploy everywhere' into a real workflow. Developers can now reuse the same container image across dev, test, and prod while keeping infrastructure cleanly separated. A big win for consistent, repeatable deployments.

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Microsoft News Azure Developer CLI: Azure Container Apps Dev-to-Prod Deployment with Layered Infrastructure Learn how to implement "build once, deploy everywhere" patterns using Azure Container Apps with Azure Developer CLI v1.20.0's layered infrastructure features.
Post #2335 48
⚡️ .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026 debut at .NET Conf 2025

.NET Conf 2025 lands November 11–13, headlining the release of .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026. It’s the biggest .NET drop of the year, capping off with a Student Zone on November 14 — a week packed with updates every developer will want to follow.

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Microsoft News Get Ready for .NET Conf 2025! The biggest .NET event of the year is just one week away! Join us November 11-13 for .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026, plus a Student Zone on November 14th.
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⚡️ Mastering C# Nullable Reference Types in Legacy Code

At JetBrains .NET Days Online 2025, Maarten Balliauw showed how to finally bring C# nullable reference types into aging codebases without breaking everything. His talk cut through years of hesitation, turning the 'billion‑dollar mistake' into a roadmap for safer, cleaner C#.

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The JetBrains Blog Taming the Billion Dollar Mistake: Maarten Balliauw's Guide to C# Nullable Reference Types | The .NET Tools Blog At the most recent JetBrains.NET Days Online 2025 event, Maarten Balliauw delivered a comprehensive session on migrating existing codebases to use C# nullable reference types, a feature that's been av
Post #2333 50
⚡️ Easier Reflection Lands in .NET 10 with [UnsafeAccessorType]

.NET 10 introduces [UnsafeAccessorType], cutting through reflection boilerplate and letting you touch members on types you can’t normally reference. Paired with [UnsafeAccessor], it’s a cleaner, faster path to low-level access — powerful stuff for anyone digging under the CLR’s hood.

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Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades Easier reflection with [UnsafeAccessorType] in .NET 10 In this post I show how to work with [UnsafeAccessor] to do 'easier' reflection and how to use .NET 10's [UnsafeAccessorType] with types you can't reference
Post #2332 45
⚡️ Microsoft 365 opens up on interoperability

Microsoft has rolled out a new developer resource hub focused on Microsoft 365 interoperability and data portability. It centralizes technical docs, APIs, and tools that let developers build or compete with Teams and other 365 apps—while making it easier for customers to move data freely between services.

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Microsoft News New developer resource page for Microsoft 365 interoperability and data portability Microsoft has long provided interoperability information, interfaces, and tools to help our vibrant ecosystem of partners integrate their products and services with Microsoft 365 productivity applications. This ecosystem includes communication and collaboration…
Post #2331 41
⚡️ Microsoft rolls out Signing Transparency preview

Microsoft’s new Signing Transparency enters preview — a step beyond traditional code signing to counter software supply chain threats. Built on the Zero Trust idea of “never trust, always verify,” it adds verifiable insight into signed software for a stronger, more transparent security posture.

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Microsoft Azure Blog Microsoft Signing Transparency: Secure Software Supply Chains | Microsoft Azure Blog Microsoft Signing Transparency delivers verifiable code integrity and tamper-evident software releases for stronger supply chain security.
Post #2330 51
⚡️ Empirical Testing for Legacy Code Survival

When TDD hits a wall in legacy systems, empirical characterization testing steps in. It’s about gathering real data while wrapping fragile code in new tests — a pragmatic bridge between ‘no tests’ and safe refactoring. Most real-world codebases need exactly this kind of evidence-driven care.

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ploeh blog Empirical Characterization Testing Gathering empirical evidence while adding tests to legacy code.
Post #2329 48
⚡️ Simplify Git setups with Conditional Includes

Tired of juggling multiple Git configs for work and open‑source? Conditional Includes let you automatically load the right settings — no more manual email swaps or repo-by-repo tweaks. A clean, reliable way to keep personal and professional identities in sync across repos.

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Meziantou's blog Using Git Conditional Includes for Multiple Configurations Learn how to use Git's conditional includes to automatically apply different configurations based on repository location, remote URL, or branch name.
Post #2328 46
⚡️ Microsoft launches Azure Cosmos DB Partner Program

Microsoft’s Cosmos DB team is opening direct access to its engineers through the new Partner Acceleration Program. It’s a structured path for partners to scale their cloud data solutions faster—combining technical guidance, best‑practice design, and go‑to‑market support around Azure Cosmos DB.

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Microsoft News Accelerate Your Growth: Azure Cosmos DB Partner Acceleration Program Unlock new business opportunities with the Partner Program offering customer engagement and robust Go-To-Market strategies.
Post #2327 60
⚡️ .NET Conf 2025 puts F# in the spotlight

.NET Conf 2025 runs Nov 11–13 with F# taking a front‑row seat in the .NET ecosystem. Expect fresh insights, tooling improvements, and real‑world use cases shaping functional programming on .NET. This week’s F# Weekly #44 has all the links worth your attention.

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Sergey Tihon's Blog F# Weekly #44, 2025 – .NET Conf – Nov 11-13 Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News .NET Conf 2025 – November 11 ‐ 13 (.NET 10 & VS 2026) Join us at .NET Conf: Dive into the future of development wit…
Post #2326 54
⚡️ .NET Aspire makes distributed systems feel simple

At JetBrains .NET Days Online 2025, Microsoft MVP Jason Taylor showed how .NET Aspire strips away the usual pain of building distributed systems. With live coding and real-world demos, he proved that developers can wire up observability, orchestration, and cloud-native components with far less friction — turning complex architectures into something refreshingly straightforward.

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The JetBrains Blog Simplifying Distributed Systems: Jason Taylor Shows How .NET Aspire Makes the Complex Feel Effortless | The .NET Tools Blog At JetBrains .NET Days Online 2025, Jason Taylor, Microsoft MVP and Solutions Architect at Particular Software, delivered an engaging presentation that transforms how we think about building distribut
Post #2325 51
⚡️ TypeScript Takes the Lead on GitHub Octoverse 2025

TypeScript just became GitHub’s most used language by monthly contributors. The Octoverse 2025 data highlights a clear trend: typed languages are winning as AI-assisted workflows reshape how developers pick tools and write code.

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Visual Studio Magazine TypeScript Tops GitHub Octoverse as AI Era Reshapes Language Choices -- Visual Studio Magazine GitHub's Octoverse 2025 shows TypeScript becoming the most used language on the platform by monthly contributors, with data pointing to typed languages and AI-assisted workflows influencing developer tool and language selection.
Post #2324 52
⚡️ From Prompt to Production in 30 Minutes

GitHub Universe showcased a bold live demo: building a cloud-native AI app from scratch in under half an hour using only natural language, VS Code, GitHub Copilot, and the Microsoft Agent Framework. It’s a glimpse at how coding is shifting from manual implementation to AI-powered orchestration inside the developer’s editor.

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Microsoft News Behind the Universe demo: From prompt to production with VS Code, GitHub Copilot and the Microsoft Agent Framework At this year’s GitHub Universe, we set out to answer a simple question: What would it take to go from an idea to production in under 30 minutes – using only natural language, your editor, and AI? On stage, we built a cloud-native, intelligent app from scratch…
Post #2323 39
⚡️ Visual Studio 2026 debuts at .NET Conf

Visual Studio 2026 takes center stage at .NET Conf with deep dives into profiling, debugging, performance upgrades, and AI-driven workflows. Microsoft positions the new IDE as a serious step forward in developer productivity — sharper, smarter, and tuned for the next wave of .NET projects.

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Post #2322 46
⚡️ Azure doubles down on cloud resiliency

Microsoft sharpens its resilience playbook with Azure Essentials, framing uptime as a shared responsibility between provider and customer. The focus: always-on cloud systems built to withstand disruption—and keep business operations steady under pressure.

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Microsoft Azure Blog Cloud resiliency with Azure Essentials and shared responsibility Discover how Azure Essentials and shared responsibility help you minimize downtime and build reliability into every cloud deployment.
Post #2321 48
⚡️ .NET Conf 2024 unveils Visual Studio 2026 roadmap

.NET Conf runs online Nov 11–13, bringing developers a first deep dive into Visual Studio 2026 and the future of the .NET stack. Expect three days of hands‑on sessions, architecture insights, and real‑world demos from the engineers shaping the platform’s next chapter.

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Microsoft News Join us at .NET Conf: Dive into the future of development with Visual Studio 2026 We’re thrilled to invite you to one of the most exciting events in the .NET ecosystem: .NET Conf. It runs from November 11th through the 13th and you’re invited! This annual virtual conference is a must-attend for developers, architects, and enthusiasts looking…
Post #2320 44
⚡️ NuGet.org Adds Direct Sponsorship Links

Open-source maintainers on NuGet.org can now add sponsorship links right on their package pages. Developers get a clear path to fund the tools they use every day — a small but meaningful shift toward sustainable .NET ecosystems.

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Visual Studio Magazine NuGet.org Adds Sponsorship Links to Support Package Maintainers -- Visual Studio Magazine New NuGet.org feature lets package authors add sponsor links so users can support maintainers directly through approved funding platforms.
Post #2319 49
⚡️ Microsoft brings reasoning to .NET AI chat apps

Microsoft shows how .NET developers can power up AI chat apps with the new Agent Framework — adding reasoning, planning, and tool use capabilities. The guidance turns static bots into context‑aware agents that can think, plan, and act using familiar .NET tools.

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Visual Studio Magazine Microsoft Shows How to Upgrade .NET AI Chat Apps with Agent Framework -- Visual Studio Magazine New guidance shows developers how to enhance .NET AI chat apps with reasoning, planning, and tool use via Microsoft Agent Framework.
Post #2318 41
⚡️ Visual Studio roadmap goes all‑in on AI agents

Visual Studio’s October roadmap signals a decisive move toward AI‑driven development. Expect deeper model‑context integration, smarter agent workflows, and sharper performance optimizations — a clear glimpse of how Microsoft plans to blend traditional IDE power with adaptive AI tooling.

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