PowerShell After .NET 7 Hiccup, VB6 Migration, Azure Sphere Visual Studio 2022 Tool, More

March 17, 2022

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PowerShell Plans Unveiled After .NET 7 Hiccup
"We continue to work closely with the .NET team to align our releases, however we found some issues in .NET 7 preview 1 so we couldn't ship PowerShell 7.3 preview 2 with .NET 7." [Read More]

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Migrating VB6 Code to .NET 6? Here's a Tool
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Azure Sphere Back on Track, with Visual Studio 2022 Extension
After a previous version was canceled, Azure Sphere is back on track in version 22.02, which comes with a brand-new extension for Visual Studio 2022. [Read More]

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.NET 6 Runtime for AWS Lambda Unveiled
Amazon Web Services recently introduced the .NET 6 runtime for AWS Lambda, which means .NET-centric cloud coders can now do their serverless computing projects with the latest edition of Microsoft's open source developer platform, which debuted almost four months ago. [Read More]

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Python in VS Code Now Supports Pre-Release Extension Option
Microsoft's dev team responsible for the Python in Visual Studio Code experience announced that its extension now supports pre-release versions for the latest cutting-edge bits. [Read More]

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