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This week, Microsoft is giving .NET developers new ways to build agent powered experiences. There’s a new .NET SDK for the AG-UI protocol, plus experimental Blazor AI components for bringing agent interactions directly into your UI. We’ll a...
.NET 11 just moved from preview to release candidate, and it landed with something you don't see often: a go-live license, meaning you can actually put RC1 in production if you're ready to move now. That alone would make this a busy week, b...
How many characters are in “A🌍B”? At a glance, the answer seems obvious: three. In .NET, though, string.Length returns four because the globe emoji is stored as two UTF-16 code units. That small surprise points to a bigger challenge when...
Your tools for this issue have one thing in common: they stop trusting that something just works and start checking. For instance, Visual Studio now colors your windows so you can trust your own eyes again; Uno Platform’s agents take screen...
.NET 11 is getting closer, and Preview 7 gives you another look at what is taking shape ahead of the final release. This month, you can explore updates across the runtime, SDK, ASP.NET Core, .NET MAUI, EF Core, F#, and Windows Forms, while...
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