VS 2022 17.1 GA, .NET 7 Preview, Bill Gates Launches .NET at VSLive!, New VS Code Side Panel, More

February 17, 2022

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Visual Studio 2022 17.1 Now Generally Available
Microsoft shipped the first update to Visual Studio 2022, version 17.1, with faster code search, synched code files, Git improvements and much more. [Read More]

Redis-Compatible Functionality Now Available on Windows
REDIS is widely recognized as the gold standard for cache and in-memory data access.
It improves database efficiency and responsiveness while reducing database costs.
Memurai has ported Redis to Windows with these benefits:
Redis Compatible
Windows Native
Enterprise Ready
Professional Support

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As .NET Turns 20, Microsoft Says .NET 7 Preview 1 Coming This Week
Microsoft, in celebrating the 20th anniversary of .NET, revealed that the first preview of the latest version, .NET 7, will debut this week. [Read More]

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dtSearch instantly searches terabytes of files, emails, databases and web data. Includes dtSearch's own document filters. Over 25 search options. Cross-platform APIs for C++, Java and recent .NET (through .NET 6). SDKs for Win/Linux/macOS. Azure and AWS FAQs. Visit dtSearch for hundreds of case studies and reviews; enterprise and developer evaluations
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The Birth of .NET: Bill Gates Launches 'VS.NET' at Our VSLive! Conference
Microsoft this week celebrated the 20th anniversary of .NET, which was debuted by none other than Bill Gates at the 2002 VSLive! tech conference in San Francisco put on by Visual Studio Magazine. [Read More]

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Windows Terminal Text Rendering Revamp: 'We Were Wrong'
Windows Terminal Preview 1.13 is out with an updated settings UI design, a new "elevate" profile setting and a revamped text rendering engine, about which the dev team issued an apology. [Read More]

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VS Code Gets New Side Panel in v1.64 Update
Visual Studio Code 1.64 (January 2022 edition) shipped with the usual bevy of new features and functionality, including a new side panel. [Read More]

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