VS 2022 v17.3 GA, What's New for Blazor, .NET 7 Heads for RC, More

August 15, 2022

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Visual Studio 2022 17.3, .NET MAUI Now Generally Available

Microsoft made Visual Studio 2022 17.3 generally available, along with .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI), an evolution of Xamarin.Forms that adds support to create desktop apps in addition to mobile.

■	Devs Reviving Winamp Struggled with Visual Studio 2008 to 2019 Upgrade
■	Microsoft Pumps Out Weekly VS 2022 Previews, Open Sources SBOM Tool
■	Why No Full SQL Server Reporting/Integration Services in Visual Studio 2022?
■	'Visual Studio for Linux?' Tops Microsoft Q&A Site

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What's New for Blazor, ASP.NET Core in Latest .NET 7 Preview

Blazor sports a new WebAssembly loading page and sees improvements to data binding and virtualization in the latest .NET 7 preview.

■	Microsoft Tests Tutorials Inside Visual Studio, Starting with Blazor
■	Blazor MVC Revives Old Tech for Modern, Red-Hot Web-Dev Framework
■	Custom Blazor Elements No Longer Experimental in .NET 7 Preview 6
■	Blazor Posts Biggest Gain in WebAssembly Usage: Report

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Microsoft Ships Last Preview of .NET 7 Before Release Candidate

Microsoft shipped .NET 7 Preview 7, the final preview before it hits Release Candidate stage in advance of a Nov. 10 debut.

■	.NET Community Toolkit 8.0 Goes GA
■	New '.NET Data Hub' Is One-Stop-Shop for .NET Data Handling
■	.NET 7 Preview 6 Adds JSON Contract Customization
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Entity Framework 7 Preview 7 Adds & Improves Interceptors

Entity Framework 7 Preview 7 is all about Interceptors, used for working with EF Core operations.

■	Microsoft Calls Entity Framework Core 7 Preview 6 the 'Performance Edition'
■	EF Core 7 Finally Divorces Old .NET Framework
■	Microsoft Details Entity Framework Core 7 Plan, EF6 to EF Core Porting
■	Update Pipeline Improved in Entity Framework Core 7

Python in Visual Studio Code Improves 'Getting Started' Experience

"The Python extension walkthrough has been improved to more easily guide users to installing Python when needed, and selecting it in VS Code."

■	What's New in Visual Studio Code 1.70 (July 2022 Update)
■	Java on Visual Studio Code Fixes Lombok Library Issues
■	Easier Jupyter Notebook Setup for Python in VS Code Tooling
■	VS Code and Python: A Natural Fit for Data Science

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