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⚡️ AI Roadmap for Visual Studio in October Microsoft has shared a public roadmap for adding AI-powered features in Visual Studio. The roadmap describes planned updates for smarter tools, but these items may change and are not promised for this month. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Microsoft to Present Visual Studio 2026 at Developer Event Microsoft will share details about Visual Studio 2026 at the Visual Studio Live! conference in Orlando in November. The new version will be the main focus at the event. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Native TypeScript 7 Compiler in Visual Studio 2026 Insiders Microsoft has added its Go-based native TypeScript compiler to Visual Studio 2026 Insiders. This change is part of the move to TypeScript 7 and brings up to 10 times faster speed, with a plan to support both the new and current JavaScript-based compilers. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ VS Live! Orlando Event in November 2025 Visual Studio Live! will take place at the Live 360 Tech Con from November 16 to 21, 2025, at Universal Orlando’s Royal Pacific Resort. The event will have 41 tracks with sessions and chances for learning and meeting other developers. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Azure SDK Release September 2025 Azure SDK is released every month. This post shows the main updates and notes for September 2025. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ ReSharper Support in Visual Studio 2026 Visual Studio 2026 Insiders has been released, and a major update is coming. ReSharper will work with this new version, so users can keep using their extensions after updating. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Microsoft has disabled Azure services for the Israeli Ministry of Defense Microsoft President Brad Smith told employees that the company had stopped providing a number of services to a unit of the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The decision was made after an internal review of The Guardian's publication, which claimed that Azure technologies were used to massively store data from telephone conversations of residents of Gaza and the West Bank. Microsoft said its policy strictly prohibits the use of products for mass surveillance of civilians. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Microsoft Agent Framework Launches with Semantic Kernel and AutoGen Microsoft started the open-source Agent Framework, bringing together Semantic Kernel and AutoGen. It makes it easier to build and run AI agents and workflows in Python and .NET. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Many Developers Miss Out on Visual Studio Subscription Benefits At Visual Studio Live! Redmond, a speaker asked over 400 developers who had Visual Studio subscriptions. About half said yes, but only around 160 had logged in and activated their benefits. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Microsoft Agent Framework (Preview) for .NET Developers Microsoft Agent Framework (Preview) brings together agent creation, orchestration, tools, hosting, and tracking in one place. This helps .NET users build and release AI agents more quickly. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Microsoft Agent Framework Public Preview and Azure AI Foundry Updates Microsoft has launched the Agent Framework in public preview. This, along with new features in Azure AI Foundry, helps create, watch, and manage multi-agent systems more easily. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ TypeScript 7 Native Preview in Visual Studio 2026 TypeScript 7 native preview was announced in March, and Visual Studio 2026 Insiders now supports it. Users can try this preview to see faster compile times, lower memory use, and better performance in the IDE. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Visual Studio 2022 September 2025 Update Highlights The September 2025 update for Visual Studio 2022 (version 17.14) is now out. This update adds a built-in AI feature for code work, including code writing, updates, checking, and tracking, and brings the Profiler Agent tool to Visual Studio 2022. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ How to Publish NuGet Packages Using Trusted Publishing in GitHub Actions The text explains how to use nuget.org's Trusted Publishing feature to publish NuGet packages from a GitHub Actions workflow. It shows the steps to make the process simple and safe. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Microsoft has launched Windows ML Microsoft has announced the full launch of Windows ML, a built-in tool for local AI model inference on Windows 11 PCs. The new framework supports processors, graphics, and NPUs from AMD, Intel, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm, allowing developers to build fast, secure, and offline solutions without cloud dependency. Early partners, including Adobe, McAfee, and Topaz Labs, are already integrating Windows ML into their applications, paving the way for the mass adoption of local AI in the Windows ecosystem. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ .NET Aspire 9.5 Adds AI Tools and AppHost Option .NET Aspire 9.5 now has a one-file AppHost and a Generative AI Visualizer. It also works with GitHub Models, Azure AI Foundry, OpenAI, and has better tools for app lifecycle and logging. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ New HTTP Header Support in Data API builder 1.6 Data API builder 1.6 gives REST and GraphQL endpoints for different databases. With new HTTP headers, users can change how REST requests work, like making updates or finding new data. The If-Match header lets updates happen only if a row is there. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Grok 4 Launches on Azure AI Foundry Grok 4, the newest model from xAI, is now in Azure AI Foundry. Microsoft and xAI worked together to bring strong reasoning features to a safe and controlled business platform. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Switching Git HTTPS URLs to SSH with insteadOf When working with Git, repository URLs are often in HTTPS format. The insteadOf setting in Git lets you change these URLs to SSH, making it easier to use SSH keys, even for submodules. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!

⚡️ Composing Pure Haskell Assertions with HUnit and QuickCheck The text explores how to combine pure assertions using HUnit and QuickCheck in Haskell. It points out that making these assertions work together is not always simple. ♻️ Subscribe for free now!