Windows Blog: Part 3 – Babylon.js 8.0: glTF, USDz, and WebXR advancements https://t.co/779PcgLVfG The latest Babylon.js 8.0 release includes several updates to assist developers in creating beautiful and performant 3D experiences. Updated glTF Support — KHR_materials_diffuse_t…

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Visual Studio Blog: Your Pluralsight Benefit Just Got Better https://t.co/XfBJFz3sve As I talk with Visual Studio developers about the learning and skilling benefits included in their subscription, one thing I hear often is: “I wish I had more time to actually use Pluralsi…

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.NET Blog: Modernizing push notification API for Teams https://t.co/x47dkOGejh The Push Notification Hub (PNH) service recently went through significant modernization. We migrated from legacy components like .NET Framework 4.7.2 and custom HTTP server called “RestServer”, to .…

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Windows Blog: Part 2 – Babylon.js 8.0: Audio, Gaussian Splat and physics updates https://t.co/eS3x4rjwPj Our mission is to create one of the most powerful, beautiful and simple web rendering engines in the world. The latest Babylon.js 8.0 engine packs a ton of new improvements …

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RT @BASTAcon: Erlebe .NET aus erster Hand! @DOTNETDOKTOR, @ManfredSteyer und @BFreakout führen dich durch die .NET-Welt. Ihre Expertise und…

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Eine neue Methode erlaubt die Multiplikation großer Zahlen.

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Windows Blog: Announcing Babylon.js 8.0 https://t.co/psBtp4yvxc Our mission is to build one of the most powerful, beautiful, simple and open web rendering engines in the world. Today, web graphics and rendering hit the accelerator with the release of Babylon.js 8.0. …

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.NET Blog: Use BrowserStack App Automate with Appium UI Tests for .NET MAUI Apps https://t.co/Px04Dq0smL This is a continuation of the sample .NET MAUI – UI testing with Appium and NUnit created as part of Gerald’s blog Getting started with UI testing .NET MAUI apps using Appi…

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Visual Studio Blog: Debugging with the AI-powered IEnumerable visualizer https://t.co/0kE8BXlTtj Are you tired of wrestling with complex LINQ queries during debugging? Visual Studio 2022 has introduced powerful new improvement, powered by AI, to simplify your workflow with its…

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.NET Blog: Exploring new .NET releases with Dev Containers https://t.co/wNRpLZqhI7 The .NET team has just released preview2 of .NET 10, and it’s got a bundle of new features and improvements. You might want to give these a try but don’t want to mess with your local development…

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Windows Blog: AI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code now supports NVIDIA NIM microservices for RTX AI PCs https://t.co/nu54WBYKn4 AI Toolkit now supports NVIDIA NIM microservice-based foundation models for inference testing in the model playground! Explore t… https://t.co/B1tKv9OAfv.

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.NET Blog: Xbox + .NET Aspire: Transforming Local Development Practices https://t.co/k0cWrzZUL5 Xbox services powers many of the core experiences in Xbox Gaming. Our services are primarily HTTP based microservices and enable experiences that range from telling our users who ar…

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Visual Studio Blog: Introducing Visual Studio Hub https://t.co/tTkS4kQFIk The Visual Studio Hub is here! Keeping up with the latest Visual Studio updates, features, and resources can feel like a full-time job. We’ve heard it time and time again—you want a simpler way to stay …

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Die Zeitkonvertierungsmethoden haben in .NET 9.0 neue Überladungen für mehr Genauigkeit erhalten.

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Visual Studio Blog: Enhance Pull Request Reviews with In-Depth Feedback https://t.co/a9uFoPnbzM Visual Studio 2022 has taken the pull request experience to the next level by making reviews interactive. We previously enabled viewing your pull request comments inline in your wor…

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.NET Blog: MSTest 3.8: Top 10 features to supercharge your .NET tests! https://t.co/8GJAD7G6uw MSTest, also known as Microsoft Testing Framework, simplifies the testing experience for .NET applications. This test framework allows users to write and execute tests while providin…

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Visual Studio Blog: Find the IDE features you need with GitHub Copilot and Search https://t.co/IqbjeQzSLY Ever find yourself needing to locate a specific menu item, command, or option in Visual Studio, but you don’t know its name or location? Do you often struggle to find deta…

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Fachveröffentlichung: .NET 10.0 Preview 2 ist mit heißer Nadel gestrickt https://t.co/t2EM58awTS Die zweite Preview für .NET 10.0 ist nur drei Wochen nach der ersten mit überschaubaren Neuerungen erschienen. Einiges funktioniert noch nicht wie angekündigt.

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.NET Blog: .NET 10 Preview 2 is now available! https://t.co/rKejzhmy3z Today, we are excited to announce the second preview release of .NET 10 with enhancements across the .NET Runtime, SDK, libraries, C#, https://t.co/H2pTCh2keY Core, Blazor, .NET MAUI, and more. Check out th…

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