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The transition to .NET 6 has left some useful tools behind. The open source community is updating the ideas behind them for a new, cross-platform world.
Now available in the first preview, .NET 7 promises significant improvement to .NET development with containers.
Visual Studio 2022 version 17.1 is now generally available for production use, while Visual Studio 2022 version 17.2 is available in a preview.
.NET is much more than Microsoft’s own tools and languages. The open source PeachPie brings PHP to the table.
Microsoft is marking the 20th birthday of .NET with the first preview of the next version of the platform.
Take advantage of the IAsyncDisposable interface to dispose of objects in a non-blocking way and make your .NET applications more efficient.
Preview 1 of .NET Community Toolkit 8.0.0 adds .NET 6 support and brings a number of enhancements to the MVVM toolkit.
Latest preview of the successor to Xamarin.Forms introduces support for Windows 11 UI styles and multi-window applications on MacOS, iPadOS, and Windows.
C++ reference searches, code cleanup, autosaves, and stack traces also get attention in planned upgrade.
Program and Startup are the main classes for configuring .NET applications. Learn how to use them in ASP.NET Core 6.