.NET MAUI & .NET 7 in VS, Low-Code Power Pages GA, GitHub Copilot Legality, More

November 3, 2022

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VS 2022 17.4 Preview 4 Features .NET MAUI with .NET 7 Release Candidate 2

Microsoft shipped Visual Studio 17.4 Preview 4 with production-ready code for .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) with .NET 7 Release Candidate 2.

■	Ignite 2022 Showcases Visual Studio for Cloud, Collaborative Development
■	Visual Studio Devs Can Now Roll Back Problematic Updates
■	Visual Studio Extension Guru Intros Rainbow Braces to Make Sense of Code
■	Microsoft Tests Tutorials Inside Visual Studio, Starting with Blazor

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Microsoft Power Pages Launches for Low-Code Business Web Sites

"The Design Studio enables makers to easily create modern, data-centric business web sites for desktop or mobile without writing a single line of code."

■	Microsoft Retools 'Untapped Superpower' Low-Code Push with Power Pages
■	Microsoft Power Apps Ranks High in Low-Code Research Report
■	Low-Code Power Apps Uses AI for No-Code Natural Language Development: 'The Code Writes Itself'
■	Low-Code Microsoft Power Apps Gets Pay-as-You-Go Plan via Azure Subscription

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Another GitHub Copilot Detractor Emerges, a California Lawyer Eyeing Lawsuit

"The legality of Copilot must be tested before the damage to open source becomes irreparable."

■	Another Open Source Group Blasts GitHub Copilot, Advocates Leaving GitHub
■	GitHub Copilot 'AI Pair Programmer' Now Generally Available at $10/Month
■	Taking My New GitHub Copilot 'AI Pair Programmer' for a Spin
■	A Year In, GitHub Measures AI-Based Copilot's Productivity Boost

With Java 19, VS Code Now Does Virtual Threads While Debugging

The latest update to Java on Visual Studio Code improves the debugging experience thanks to support for the newly released Java 19.

■	Microsoft Launches New Resource for Java Developers
■	Spring Functionality, Debugging Improved in Java on VS Code Update
■	Azure Java Tooling Has New IntelliJ 'Getting Started' Experience
■	Java on Visual Studio Code Supports Java 18

Windows Dev Kit 2023 ('Project Volterra') Debuts as Arm Device for Developers

Microsoft debuted Windows Dev Kit 2023 to help developers create Windows apps to run on Arm-powered devices.

■	Visual Studio 2022 17.3 Preview 2 Is First Native Arm64 Release
■	Microsoft Dev Tooling Onboard with New Arm-Based Azure VMs
■	Visual Studio 2022 17.4 Preview 1 Furthers Arm64 Support
■	Microsoft Updates Old .NET Framework for Arm64

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