Devs Push Back on C# Changes, VS Code Improves Editing, Windows App SDK Nears GA, ML.NET Model Builder Does Notebooks, More

October 21,2021

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With .NET 6 RC 2 Release, Developers Push Back on C# Changes
With only one month to go before GA status, some developers are pushing back on new features and functionality in comments to the announcement post, piling on earlier negative feedback provided to the dev team. [Read More]

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VS Code 'Workbench' Editing Improvements Highlight September 2021 Update
Improvements in the Visual Studio Code "Workbench" lead a host of improvements in the September 2021 update, bringing the super-popular, open source-based code editor to version 1.61. [Read More]

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Windows App SDK ('Project Reunion') Polished Ahead of v1.0 GA Debut
It was designed to alleviate the complexity of Windows app development that was caused by the emergence of two disparate sets of APIs: for the older Win32 platform and the newer Universal Windows Platform (UWP). [Read More]

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ML.NET Model Builder Update Adds Notebooks in Visual Studio
Interactive notebooks, so vital to AI, data science and machine learning development projects, are coming to Microsoft's flagship Visual Studio IDE via a an experimental extension. [Read More]

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How the Harvard Business Review Can Help Reduce Testing
Here’s a way of thinking about your test plans that will help you decide how you can reduce your testing costs. [Read More]

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