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Visual Studio 2019 upgrade brings C++ 20 support - Vimarsana News

Visual Studio 2019 upgrade brings C++ 20 support

Microsoft said its compiler and standard library are feature-complete for C++ 20 in Visual Studio 2019 16.10, while a 16.11 preview centres on Hot Reload and .NET MAUI.

Visual Studio 2019 upgrade brings C++ 20 support - Vimarsana News

Visual Studio 2019 upgrade brings C++ 20 support

Microsoft said its compiler and standard library are feature-complete for C++ 20 in Visual Studio 2019 16.10, while a 16.11 preview centers on Hot Reload and .NET MAUI.

Power Platform and Windows updates: Build 2021 - Vimarsana News

Power Platform and Windows updates: Build 2021

A new natural language model for Power Fx, a new Power Platform process mining capability and an updated Windows Terminal are among the major announceme...

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Microsoft announces Project Reunion 0.8 preview at Build 2021 - Vimarsana News

Microsoft announces Project Reunion 0.8 preview at Build 2021

Microsoft has today announced a new preview version of its new Project Reunion app framework, designed to unify the development platforms across Win32 and UWP apps. Microsoft launches Project Reunion 0.5 in March, and today is releasing version 0.8 which includes down-level support for Windows 10 version 1809 and up, .NET 5 support, as well as WinUI 3 and WebView2 support.

Microsoft has gone to great lengths to push its tech, but survey suggests many devs slipped through the .NET - Vimarsana News

Microsoft has gone to great lengths to push its tech, but survey suggests many devs slipped through the .NET

Among the findings, WPF remains most-used desktop framework despite years of promotion for UWP Tim Anderson Thu 6 May 2021 // 12:45 UTC Share Copy The Microsoft-sponsored .NET Foundation has released a survey-based "State of .NET" report showing that efforts to broaden the appeal of the technology beyond its own platform have had limited success so far. The .NET Foundation was set up by Microsoft in 2014, around the time that the cross-platform and open-source .NET Core was first announced, the idea being to support the .NET ecosystem. Between November 2020 and March 2...