by Gerald Versluis
posted on: March 25, 2024
Starting May 1, 2024 Apple will start enforcing their Apple privacy manifest for apps that are published to the App Store. In this post we'll describe how to navigate this for .NET for iOS and .NET MAUI apps.
by Gérald Barré
posted on: March 25, 2024
This post is an update of the original post Convert DateTime to user's time zone with server-side Blazor to take advantage of new .NET 8 features. It is inspired by the following pull request in dotnet/aspireWhen you display DateTime data to a user, you may want to convert the value to the user's t
by Daniel Roth
posted on: March 20, 2024
Introducing .NET Smart Components, a set of genuinely useful AI-powered UI components that you can quickly and easily add to .NET apps.
by Gérald Barré
posted on: March 18, 2024
The OpenAPI specification is a powerful tool to describe and document APIs. It is a standard that allows you to define the structure of your API, including the endpoints, the request and response models, and the security requirements. The OpenAPI specification is a JSON or YAML file that can be use
by Frank Boucher
posted on: March 14, 2024
This post shows how to automatically generate .NET secrets that a .NET app can use from the Azure deployment.
by Jordan Matthiesen
posted on: March 13, 2024
New quickstarts are now available to help you get started with .NET and AI development.
by Jb Evain
posted on: March 12, 2024
We are thrilled to announce the general availability of the Unity extension for Visual Studio Code. This extension, built upon the C# Dev Kit and C# extensions, gives you a comprehensive toolkit for your Unity development in Visual Studio Code across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
by Rahul Bhandari (MSFT)
posted on: March 12, 2024
Check out latest March 2024 updates for .NET 8.0, .NET 7.0, and .NET 6.0.
by Andrew Lock
posted on: March 12, 2024
In this post I show how .NET's PriorityQueue implements its methods and relate these methods to operations on a min-heap data structure…
by Steve Gordon
posted on: March 11, 2024
Throughout its history, .NET has evolved various mechanisms to “log” diagnostic information inside applications and libraries, including TraceSource, EventSource, ILogger, and DiagnosticSource, the subject of this post. TraceSource is a legacy option and is rarely used in new code. ILogger is a simple structured logging abstraction that is well suited to many applications, although it […]
