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The 2026 .NET Foundation Board Election candidates are here! 🎉
Get to know the individuals stepping forward to help shape the future of the .NET ecosystem.
Learn more about each candidate and what they bring to the community. https://t.co/cDoY7yPwBl

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Candidate profiles for the .NET Foundation 2026 Board Election are now available on the election website. Learn more about each candidate's experience and perspectives ahead of the voting period beginning June 6, 2026. https://t.co/cDoY7yPwBl

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This article helps .NET #OSS library maintainers make their assemblies trimmable, reducing app size, improving startup performance & preparing projects for Native AOT. Practical guidance for building faster, leaner modern #dotnet libraries.
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🚨 Call for Speakers: .NET Africa Conf 2026! 🌍🔥
Join Africa’s largest .NET event at MSFT Johannesburg (Nov 24-26). Seeking talks on .NET, Azure, AI, DevOps & more.
🎤 Submit here: https://t.co/G5lSN29zQ1

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.NET Foundation Newsletter | May 2026 - https://t.co/mZnnEUKzuJ

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The 2026 .NET Foundation Board Election process continues. Upcoming milestones include candidate announcements, campaigning, voting, and onboarding of new board members.

🗓️ Voting Period: June 6–19, 2026
📢 New Board Members Announced: June 20

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ICYMI - Version 6.2.0 of Cake has just been released.
- RWX CI support
- Multi-target fixes
- Security & bug fixes
- Quieter builds & more:
https://t.co/zTRAcBjzCF
🍰 🚀 #dotnet #devops #csharp

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The Committee & Executive Review Period is underway. From May 28–31, nominees will be reviewed against the current needs of the Foundation as part of the 2026 .NET Foundation Board Election process.

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The .NET Foundation Board Election is underway. From nominations to voting and onboarding, here’s a look at the key dates for the 2026 election cycle.

🗓️ Voting: June 6–19
📢 New board members announced: June 20

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Serving on the .NET Foundation Board means more than attending meetings — it means showing up, staying engaged, collaborating, and helping shape the future of the community.

Here’s what we expect from board members.

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Thank you to everyone who submitted nominations for the .NET Foundation Board Election 2026. Your participation helps strengthen the community, recognize leaders across the ecosystem, and support the future growth of the Foundation. https://t.co/RkCckL2PaQ

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Version 6.2.0 of Cake has just been released.
- RWX CI support
- Multi-target fixes
- Security & bug fixes
- Quieter builds & more:
https://t.co/KREvTIRFjX
🍰 🚀 #dotnet #devops #csharp

[.NET Foundation @dotnetfdn]

Become a .NET Foundation member and help shape the future of the .NET ecosystem. Members can vote in Board elections, connect with the community, and support the Foundation’s growth. Submit a membership application to get started and make your voice count. https://t.co/KsUSgntMHr

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This Friday. One day. Six hours. One of the best educators in the .NET community.
Web Development in 2026 with Jeff Fritz is almost here — and if you haven't registered yet, now is the moment.
@csharpfritz goes live May 22nd from 9 AM to 3 PM EDT covering ASP .NET, Blazor, and Aspire — with all workshop code published to GitHub for you to keep.
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Nominations for the .NET Foundation Board Election are now open. Three board seats are available this cycle, and nominations will be accepted through May 24, 2026. We encourage members of the community to get involved https://t.co/RkCckL2hli

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Chairing a committee is about coordination, communication, and leadership. Committee chairs help guide operations, meetings, documentation, community spaces, and reporting while helping move the Foundation’s work forward. https://t.co/RkCckL2hli

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You do not have to be a software engineer to serve on the .NET Foundation Board. If you work in sales, marketing, partnerships, operations, finance, or community, this cycle is for you. https://t.co/RkCckL2hli

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Committee work is where much of the Foundation’s impact happens. From outreach and membership to partnerships and project support, board members contribute based on their experience and interests. https://t.co/RkCckL2PaQ

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🤓.NET + AI at Build 2026 — what’s coming next.
.NET + AI experts preview the AI agents, copilots, cloud‑native updates, and tooling to expect at Build.

https://t.co/b8W2LQy5uD #dotnet

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🚨 Nominations are OPEN for the .NET Foundation Board.

3 seats are available this election cycle. We’re looking for leaders to help shape the Foundation’s next chapter.

🗓️ Nominations close May 24, 2026

https://t.co/RkCckL2hli