Visual Studio 2022 17.4 GA, Containerized Blazor, ASP.NET Core Updates, PyTorch Tutorial, More

November 17, 2022

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Visual Studio 2022 17.4 Now Generally Available

Visual Studio 2022 17.4 has shipped, boasting first-time native support for Arm64 and working with the brand-new .NET 7.

■	Exploring the 'Almost Creepy' AI Engine in Visual Studio 2022
■	New Azure Visual Studio Images Support Microsoft Dev Box
■	Visual Studio Dev Requests Code Copying with Proper Indentation, Mads K. Delivers
■	Visual Studio Devs Can Now Roll Back Problematic Updates

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Containerized Blazor: Microsoft Ponders New Client-Side Hosting

"If you are doing #Blazor Wasm projects that are NOT aspnet-hosted, how are you hosting them? Would this be useful for you -- comment on the issue and what you might expect in the containerization of a Blazor Wasm project?

■	No Need to Wait for .NET 8 to Try Experimental WebAssembly Multithreading
■	Blazor Among Top Libraries for 'Niche' WebAssembly, Which Sees Shrinking Usage
■	Q&A: Developing Web Sites with ASP.NET Core Razor Pages
■	WebAssembly Steals the ASP.NET Core Show in .NET 7 RC1

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What's New for ASP.NET Core & Blazor in .NET 7

New functionality for the ASP.NET Core web-dev component of .NET 7 starts out with several enhancements to Blazor, which lets Microsoft-centric web coders use their favorite programming language, C#, instead of JavaScript.

■	Hybrid Web Frameworks Q&A with Allen Conway: Reach Android/iOS with JavaScript, HTML and CSS
■	Hands-On Blazor Q&A with Roland Guijt
■	Microsoft Tests Tutorials Inside Visual Studio, Starting with Blazor
■	Blazor MVC Revives Old Tech for Modern, Red-Hot Web-Dev Framework

Regression Using PyTorch, Part 1: New Best Practices

Dr. James McCaffrey of Microsoft Research updates regression techniques and best practices guidance based on experience over the past two years, reflecting rapid advancements in machine learning with deep neural techniques.

■	Binary Classification Using PyTorch, Part 1: New Best Practices
■	Binary Classification Using New PyTorch Best Practices, Part 2: Training, Accuracy, Predictions
■	Multi-Class Classification Using PyTorch, Part 1: New Best Practices
■	Multi-Class Classification Using New PyTorch Best Practices, Part 2: Training, Accuracy, Predictions

GitHub Rolls Out Upgrades for Copilot and Others at GitHub Universe

GitHub made some big product announcements at its annual GitHub Universe conference in San Francisco, including expanded access for business users of its Copilot AI-pair programming tool.

■	A Year In, GitHub Measures AI-Based Copilot's Productivity Boost
■	Another GitHub Copilot Detractor Emerges, a California Lawyer Eyeing Lawsuit
■	GitHub Copilot 'AI Pair Programmer' Now Generally Available at $10/Month
■	Visual Studio 2022 Now Does GitHub Copilot, the 'AI Pair Programmer'

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