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A few months ago, I was talking with a developer who said something that stuck with me: “I love building apps. I just don’t love rebuilding the same UI controls over and over again.” Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/syncfusion-for-visual-studio
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We recently released a step-by-step course f Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/java/%f0%9f%93%a2langchain4j-got-a-new-video-series
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SQL code analysis has been part of the SSDT workflow for a long time. Before deploying a schema change, you could run a set of static analysis rules against your project to catch potential issues, things like missing primary keys, deprecated syntax, or objects tha Link to article: …
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Making schema changes often means jumping between tools. You write code in VS Code, then switch to a separate tool to deploy your changes : exporting a script, running it manually, or copy-pasting into a query editor. Either way, it pulls you out of your flow. Link to article: …
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We've talked about the human scale problem and what happens when infrastructure scales but understandin Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/all-things-azure/agentic-platform-engineering-with-github-copilot
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Today we're releasing Version 2 of Generative AI for Beginners .NET, our free, open-source course for building AI-powered .NET applications. If you want to understand and build generative AI applications, from core concepts to production-ready patterns, this is you Link to article: …
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You built an AI agent. It works locally. Now what? Getting an agent from your laptop to a production endpoint on Microsoft Foundry usually means stitching together resource provisioning, model deployments, identity configuration, and connection wiring—and that doesn't even cover monitoring or debugging. What if you …
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Today we are excited to announce the availability of TypeScript 6.0! If you are not familiar with TypeScript, it's a language that builds on JavaScript by adding syntax for types, which enables type-checking to catch errors, and provide rich editor tooling. You can learn more about TypeScript and how to get started on …
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Aspire 13.2 is here — and this one's a big deal. TypeScript AppHost authoring. An AI-agent-native CLI. New and improved integrations. A smarter dashboard. We've been building toward some of these for a while, and today they ship. [cta-button align='center' text='Get Aspire 13.2' url='https://get.aspire.dev'] Link to …
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When GitHub's Copilot Coding Agent (CCA) first became available in May 2025, the promise of cloud-based AI coding agents was generating enormous excitement, and equal skepticism. So we began an experiment, and like many experiments in software enginee Link to article: …
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A customer was developing a Windows service process, and it is important to them that the service keep running on their servers. They wanted to know if there was a way they could prevent users who connect to the server from terminating the service. In particular, they wanted to make sure that the user couldn't use the …
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To deliver new features faster and continue improving stability and performance, GitHub Copilot plugin will end support for JetBrains IDEs versions 2024.2 and 2024.3. By focusing on newer versions, we can bring you new capabilities more quickly and ensure a high-quality experience. Link to article: …
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Our survey of stack limit checking wraps up with arm64, also known as AArch64. The stack limit checking takes two forms, one simple version for pure arm64 processes, and a more complex version for Arm64EC. I'm going to look at the simple version. The complex version differs in that it has to check whether the code is …
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This is a guest blog from Syncfusion. Learn more about the free, open-source Syncfusion Toolkit for .NET MAUI. As a proud partner with the .NET MAUI team, Syncfusion is excited to share how custom-built AI agents are dramatically improvin Link to article: …
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Earlier this week we release the public preview for our Azure DevOps MCP Server. Today we are excited to let you know that the Azure DevOps MCP Server is now available to use in Microsoft Foundry. For those who are new to Foundry, Micro Link to article: …
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Our survey of stack limit checking reaches the modern day with amd64, also known as x86-64. This time, there are two versions of the function, one for user mode and one for kernel mode. We'll look at the user mode version. Actually, there are two user mode versions. One is in msvcrt, the legacy runtime. ; on entry Link …
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We recently completed an 18-month journey building an event detection system at the edge with Azure IoT Operations (AIO). The goal was simple to describe but complex to execute: use a Vision Model to detect real-world events, then raise confidence by correlating that signal with other data sources—from indu Link to …
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We're excited to announce the General Availability of PowerShell 7.6, the next Long Term Support (LTS) release of PowerShell. PowerShell 7.6 is built on .NET 10 (LTS), continuing the alignment between PowerShell and the modern .NET platform. PowerShell 7.6 includes reliability improvements across the Link to article: …
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Authentication tokens exist to answer one question: is this caller authorized to do this? They are not intended to be a stable data interface, a schema you can depend on, or an input into application logic. If your application decodes tokens and reads claims from them, this is an important heads-up. Token C Link to …
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If you've ever loaded a map with dozens — or hundreds — of pins, you know the result: an overlapping mess that's impossible to interact with. Starting in .NET MAUI 11 Preview 2, the Map control supports pin clustering out of the box on Android and iOS/Mac Catalyst. Link to article: …
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