Razor and Blazor received some dev attention in the second preview of Microsoft’s .NET 6 landmark release, coming in November to wrap up formerly disparate .NET components into one cross-platform, open source framework for just about any kind of application. .NET 6 Preview 2 Boosts Razor/Blazor in ASP.NET Core Source: Visual Studio News
Microsoft and Uno Platform have teamed up to highlight the cross-platform app development capabilities of their respective dev tooling offerings. Microsoft's WinUI Wed with Uno Platform for Cross-Platform Apps Source: Visual Studio News
Class for posting activities securely to a bot using BotFramework HTTP protocol. BotFrameworkHttpClient Class (Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Integration.AspNet.Core) Source: ASP.NET News
Gets the credential provider for this adapter. BotFrameworkHttpClient.CredentialProvider Property (Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Integration.AspNet.Core) Source: ASP.NET News
Creates a BotFrameworkAuthentication instance from configuration. ConfigurationBotFrameworkAuthentication Class (Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Integration.AspNet.Core) Source: ASP.NET News
GetActivityMembers. ChannelServiceController.GetActivityMembersAsync(String, String) Method (Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Integration.AspNet.Core) Source: ASP.NET News
An instance of Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializerSettings used by the ChannelServiceController. HttpHelper.BotMessageSerializerSettings Field (Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Integration.AspNet.Core) Source: ASP.NET News
The second preview of Microsoft’s game-changing .NET 6 release is out, adding support for Apple Silicon chips along with an early implementation of .NET MAUI, an evolution of the Xamarin.Forms mobile-centric framework that adds desktop app support. .NET 6 Preview 2 Adds MAUI, Apple Silicon Source: Visual Studio News
In an expansive effort to point its developer tooling at everything from the cloud to mobile to web to IoT to gaming to whatever, Microsoft may have neglected one obvious target: Windows. So here is Project Reunion, bridging Win32 and UWP. Project Reunion Preview: Because 'Windows Development Is Hard' Source: Visual Studio News
Microsoft recently warned developers that .NET Core 2.1 won’t be supported after Aug. 21, after previewing a new .NET Upgrade Assistant. As .NET Core 2.1 Support Nears End, Microsoft Previews .NET Upgrade Assistant Source: Visual Studio News