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Last updated 6 days ago
Introducing Custom Agents for .NET Developers: C# Expert & WinForms Expert
6 days ago
With GitHub’s announcement of Copilot Custom Agents, developers now have powerful new...
Announcing Sponsorship on NuGet.org
11 days ago
Package maintainers are the backbone of the NuGet.org ecosystem, building and maintaining...
Upgrading to Microsoft Agent Framework in Your .NET AI Chat App
11 days ago
The AI App Templates let you spin up a working chat application...
.NET and .NET Framework October 2025 servicing releases updates
20 days ago
Welcome to our combined .NET servicing updates for October 2025. Let’s get...
Announcing .NET 10 Release Candidate 2
20 days ago
.NET 10 Release Candidate 2 is now available. This is our second...
Announcing the .NET Security Group
20 days ago
The .NET project is run by Microsoft and follows our security reporting...
Preparing for the .NET 10 GC (DATAS)
26 days ago
This article is cross-posted from Maoni’s blog post original Medium article Preparing...
Developer and AI Code Reviewer: Reviewing AI-Generated Code in .NET
27 days ago
Enhancing the role of the developer with the responsibility of reviewing AI-generated...
Introducing Microsoft Agent Framework (Preview): Making AI Agents Simple for Every Developer
about 1 month ago
Building AI agents shouldn’t be rocket science. Yet many developers find themselves...
Preparing Your .NET MAUI Apps for Google Play’s 16 KB Page Size Requirement
about 1 month ago
If you’re a .NET MAUI developer publishing apps to Google Play, there’s...
Announcing Aspire 9.5
about 1 month ago
Aspire 9.5 is here with exciting new features and improvements that enhance...
Exploring Text-to-Image capabilities in .NET
about 1 month ago
I created my first graphic in 1981 using a language called “BASIC”...