If you are doing anything about #XAML and wonder where the developer experience goes next, you might want to take a look at #DevFlow. #CLI and #AI are changing the landscape, and free you from closed tooling. #dotnet#csharp#maui#wpf#unoplatform#mewui
The space is crowded with key new players like MewUI, Jalium UI, and a GPU-first one from Wiesław. For long .NET dev had too few serious UI choices. Now we are seeing many: native controls, C# markup, NativeAOT, small deployment size, GPU-first rendering, and cross-platform.
Initial work on theming support for my GPU-first UI framework and composition substrate for .NET, it uses similar to WinUI rendering api based on DrawingContext running on top of WebGPU.
In current trends, we probably don’t need to be managers if technical and career mentorship is what we are mostly passionate about.
The system is self correcting, and there will be mistakes, but I’m personally positive.
Having some fun implementing GPU-first UI infrastructure for .NET that includes renderer, scene graph, layout, virtualization, text, vector engine, retained rendering, compute acceleration, WebGPU backend, not 2D libraries dependencies fully rendered on GPU including text.
We've just shipped a new @code release! 🚀
This week's highlights:
🤖 Share integrated browser tabs as context
📝 New Markdown preview experience
…and much more!
We shipped Aspire 13.3 today!
https://t.co/NSuQGxrLvw
- A new skill to aspirefy your existing application
- Now the agent can see your browser logs
- You can aspire deploy and any Kubernetes cluster (and aspire destroy)
#aspire@aspiredotdev
Blogged: Using .NET Native AOT to build Windows WinAPI Dlls
Something I had missed with AOT: you can create native DLLs with it. Took it for a spin to create small, standard WinAPI style DLLs that can be called from legacy applications.
https://t.co/R6DCY2ybkn
@SkiaSharp v4 and @UnoPlatform day one support for powerful new API for mesh, particles and shaders rendering, this opens up new uncharted possibilities for .NET apps.
VS Debugger Agent now runs a guided, runtime‑aware loop: analyzes the issue, sets smart breakpoints, watches your repro live, validates its hypothesis, and applies the fix when you approve. Less guessing, more verified fixes.
Blog: https://t.co/oB7teg9oOI
@wieslawsoltes Honestly, this is hard to ignore when privacy is supposed to be the baseline. As that's an EU company and compliance is the key to build trust, then they need to disclose this clearly and fix the gap ASAP. Silent defaults and unclear controls are exactly what undermine confidence
The @code team will see you at Build!
Especially excited for my session with @njukidreborn "What we learned shipping VS Code weekly" on observations + tips from how our team has changed with agent-first development!
Just released DevToolsUno - an in-app diagnostics package for Uno Platform applications. It attaches directly to your application, window, or root FrameworkElement and gives you a dedicated diagnostics surface for inspecting the live UI. https://t.co/jUbETZCgsg