WinForms Lives On in .NET 6, Multi-Dev Teams Collab, New VS 2022 Razor Editor, Hugging Face for NLP, More

December 14, 2021

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Windows Forms Lives On in .NET 6
Windows Forms would like you to know that the reports of its death are greatly exaggerated. [Read More]

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Teams Toolkit 3.0 Boosts Multiple Developer Collaboration
Microsoft's Teams Toolkit 3.0 has debuted with several new features, including better multiple developer collaboration and improved multi-environment management. [Read More]

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C# Language Server Revamps VS 2022 Razor Editor for ASP.NET Core
Microsoft is touting new capabilities in ASP.NET Core web development in Visual Studio 2022 thanks to a new Razor editor powered by a Razor Language Server. [Read More]

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How To Compute Transformer Architecture Model Accuracy
Dr. James McCaffrey of Microsoft Research uses the Hugging Face library to simplify the implementation of NLP systems using Transformer Architecture (TA) models. [Read More]

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Microsoft Sets Up Vulnerable and Malicious Driver Reporting Center
Microsoft announced the availability of a new "Vulnerable and Malicious Driver Reporting Center," which lets anyone direct Microsoft's attention toward drivers with suspect behaviors. [Read More]

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