.NET 7 Arrives, Exploring the 'Almost Creepy' AI Engine in VS 2022, More

November 10, 2022

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.NET 7 Finally Arrives as Unifying Microsoft Development Platform

During this week's Net Conf 2022 event, .NET 7 arrived to finally do what .NET 5 was supposed to do in 2020: crown Microsoft's years-long effort to unify disparate development products with "just one .NET going forward."

■	No Need to Wait for .NET 8 to Try Experimental WebAssembly Multithreading
■	VS 2022 17.4 Preview 4 Features .NET MAUI with .NET 7 Release Candidate 2
■	Ignite 2022 Showcases Visual Studio for Cloud, Collaborative Development
■	Q&A: Developing Web Sites with ASP.NET Core Razor Pages

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Exploring the 'Almost Creepy' AI Engine in Visual Studio 2022

As the GitHub Copilot "AI pair programmer" shakes up the software development space, Microsoft's Mads Kristensen reminds folks that Visual Studio's IntelliCode ain't too shabby, either.

■	Another GitHub Copilot Detractor Emerges, a California Lawyer Eyeing Lawsuit
■	GitHub Copilot 'AI Pair Programmer' Now Generally Available at $10/Month
■	A Year In, GitHub Measures AI-Based Copilot's Productivity Boost
■	Another Open Source Group Blasts GitHub Copilot, Advocates Leaving GitHub

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Visual Studio Dev Requests Code Copying with Proper Indentation, Mads K. Delivers

Microsoft's Visual Studio extension guru Mads Kristensen is at it again, taking a developer request and turning it into a handy tool, which he has put out there for experimentation and feedback.

■	Visual Studio Extension Guru Intros Rainbow Braces to Make Sense of Code
■	Visual Studio Devs Can Now Roll Back Problematic Updates
■	Microsoft Secures Visual Studio Live Share Sessions
■	Microsoft Furthers Visual Studio Extension Writing Revamp

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Microsoft Previews 'Vision Studio' for Working with Azure Computer Vision API

As if things weren't complicated enough with oft-confused Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code offerings, Microsoft has now announced a preview of Vision Studio, for working with the Computer Vision API in the Azure cloud computing platform.

■	Windows Dev Kit 2023 ('Project Volterra') Debuts as Arm Device for Developers
■	With Java 19, VS Code Now Does Virtual Threads While Debugging
■	Microsoft Power Pages Launches for Low-Code Business Web Sites
■	Ignite 2022: Microsoft Low-Code Power Products Get GitHub Copilot 'AI Pair Programmer' Tech

New Azure Visual Studio Images Support Microsoft Dev Box

Microsoft is offering new Visual Studio VM images on its Azure cloud computing platform, some supporting the Dev Box service for cloud-based workstations customized for software development.

■	.NET MAUI Community Toolkit v1.3 Supports Gravatar ('Globally Recognized Avatar')
■	Blazor Among Top Libraries for 'Niche' WebAssembly, Which Sees Shrinking Usage
■	.NET MAUI in .NET 7 Fills In Xamarin Gaps
■	Did .NET MAUI Ship Too Soon? Devs Sound Off on 'Massive Mistake'

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