📢 Exciting News! 🎉 Thrilled to announce that @JetBrains has joined forces with the .NET Foundation as our newest sponsor! 🤝 Together, we're empowering developers and advancing the world of #dotNET. Thank you, JetBrains, for your invaluable support! #techcommunity#sponsorship
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📅 May 2nd, 8 PM UTC
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Introducing Rider 2023.3!
🌀 AI Assistant [General availability]
💪 Support for .NET 8 SDK, including the latest features from C# 12 and F# 8.
🪲 Predictive debugging
▶️ The ability to easily create and navigate through unit tests
🔥 Multi-launch configurations
🆕 Type dependency diagrams
✨ Performance enhancements
🎮 UI Toolkit and shader variant support for @Unity + the option to ignore PCH files in analysis for @UnrealEngine
Find more reasons to update here: https://t.co/evKq5pHE0G
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Join the next @virtualDDD fireside chat with @udidahan and @noctovis to discuss microservices, event-driven architecture, and how choreography and orchestration help manage complexity differently. https://t.co/9EKJPSle6X
@shanselman Just watched an old episode of the Computer Chronicles (1985) featuring him and his father about low end computers. Jack Tramiel seemed to be more a micro-manager (and not loved for it), what did Leonard learn from his father in that area?
@tdpauw Thats because PRs arent about improving Developer's Experience. They are about the mind of distrust & control that forces a request-for-permission (to merge) and a (manual) approval/signoff.
Its not about code-reviews. You can do those without that.
⚡️We're thrilled to announce that Durable Functions support for the .NET isolated worker is now generally available!⚡️This release supports .NET 7.0, .NET 6.0, and .NET Framework. https://t.co/fNRGLEg7Yl
@mathiasverraes I often think of components as office rooms, office workers as functions, paper forms as messages, mailboxes and ticket windows as interfaces. When drawing it out, it’s usually a 2D model. When it tends to be 3D somewhere it might mean an office has too many workers