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⚡️ GitHub Copilot brings AI-powered testing to .NET

GitHub Copilot now writes and runs unit tests for .NET projects directly in Visual Studio. The new Copilot Testing feature can auto‑generate, build, and execute tests across files, projects, or even full solutions — trimming hours off routine QA work and raising test coverage effortlessly.

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⚡️ Blazor’s Unified Rendering Model Redefines .NET Web Apps

Blazor’s new unified rendering model—evolved through .NET 8, 9, and 10—gives developers a powerful balance between flexibility and performance. By merging server and client rendering into one core workflow, it simplifies interactive app development and brings a modern, consistent foundation for the .NET web stack.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB gains AI search and agentic power

Azure Cosmos DB just took a major leap at Ignite 2025, adding vector and full‑text search, Semantic Reranking, and a new MCP Toolkit for agentic applications. Microsoft is turning its cloud database into a smarter, more autonomous data layer built for an AI‑driven era.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB adds Dynamic Data Masking

Azure Cosmos DB just gained a public preview of Dynamic Data Masking — a policy-driven feature that shields sensitive data on the server side. It lets teams enforce data privacy without touching app logic or rewriting queries, bringing enterprise-grade protection a step closer to default.

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⚡️ ReSharper and Rider 2025.3 Get Key Stability Updates

JetBrains rolls out a second wave of fixes for ReSharper and Rider 2025.3, smoothing integration with Visual Studio 2026 and addressing long-standing warnings. The update focuses on better stability and performance for devs who rely on these core .NET tools every day.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB gets SRE Agent for smarter diagnostics

Microsoft introduces Azure Cosmos DB SRE Agent — a reliability toolkit designed to streamline troubleshooting and boost app stability. Built on Azure SRE Agent, it brings automated diagnostics to distributed systems, cutting the time engineers spend hunting performance issues across cloud workloads.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB adds smart visibility to key rotation

Azure Cosmos DB introduces Account Key Usage Metadata — a feature offering real‑time insights into when each account key was last used. It helps teams rotate keys confidently, reducing the risk of accidental outages when critical apps still depend on an ‘unused’ key.

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⚡️ Priority-Based Execution arrives in Azure Cosmos DB

Azure Cosmos DB now offers Priority-Based Execution in General Availability — a major boost for teams juggling mixed workloads. Developers can finally assign priorities to queries and operations, ensuring critical processes perform reliably even when resources are tight.

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⚡️ How .NET Reinvented Its Build System

.NET has overhauled its build infrastructure once again — moving from a fragmented setup to a Unified Build system that slashes complexity and build times. The shift gives teams more control over how .NET releases are built, tested, and shipped — a crucial step toward faster, more predictable delivery cycles.

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⚡️ Azure Cosmos DB adds Online Copy Jobs preview

Data migration just got smoother in Azure Cosmos DB. The new Online Copy Jobs feature lets developers replicate data between containers with almost zero downtime — applications keep running while data moves in real time. It’s a major step toward effortless, always-on database operations.

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⚡️ VS Code for the Web Gets Smarter Azure Integration

Microsoft is tightening the loop between AI and coding: developers can now open AI-generated code straight into VS Code for the Web — Azure. The browser-based workspace gets faster entry points and moves closer to a fully cloud-native dev flow, signaling how seriously Microsoft is betting on in-browser development.

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⚡️ Google launches Antigravity, an AI‑native IDE

Google steps into the AI IDE battle with Antigravity — an agent‑first development environment powered by Gemini 3 and other LLMs. Early clues suggest it builds on a VS Code fork, signaling Google’s intent to redefine how coders collaborate with AI at the core of their workflow.

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⚡️ Google’s Antigravity IDE ignites VS Code fork debate

Google’s new Antigravity IDE has stirred a serious discussion across the dev community. Many question the need for yet another Visual Studio Code fork — raising bigger issues about open-source reuse, potential lock-in, and fragmentation in the fast-evolving world of AI-driven dev tools.

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⚡️ F# 10 readies for release as #FsAdvent nears finale

F# 10 is approaching its next milestone with fresh updates and final tweaks before release. The weekly roundup highlights the last #FsAdvent slots—closing another year of community-driven insight into functional-first development and the evolving .NET ecosystem.

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⚡️ Automating Azure Naming with Terraform

Azure resource chaos ends here. The Build5Nines/naming/azure Terraform module brings full automation to naming standards, cutting through inconsistent labels and manual guesswork. For teams managing sprawling Azure estates, it’s a clean, scalable way to regain order and control.

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⚡️ Update Git Branches Without Switching

Developers juggling multiple branches can skip the constant checkout-and-pull cycle. With Git Worktree, each branch lives in its own workspace—no more waiting for IDE reloads or remote syncs to finish. It’s a cleaner, faster way to keep branches updated in parallel.

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⚡️ Visual Studio shifts to a continuous update model

Microsoft is moving Visual Studio to the Modern Support Lifecycle — turning the IDE into a continuously updated platform. Developers get faster access to new features without sacrificing stability or control over build tools. It’s a major step toward a more agile, always‑current development experience.

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⚡️ Why Result Is the Most Misunderstood Sum Type

Many developers intrigued by functional programming hit a wall with sum types—and most stumble over the humble Result. Beneath its plain surface lie deep mathematical ideas that make it the perfect entry point into typed FP thinking. If it seems boring, you’re probably missing what matters most.

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⚡️ MSSQL for VS Code Adds Interactive Data Editing

Developers can now view and modify table data directly inside Visual Studio Code. The new Edit Data feature in the MSSQL extension (now in Public Preview) eliminates context switching and tedious T-SQL queries — making database work faster, smoother, and far more integrated.

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⚡️ Claude Opus 4.5 lands in Microsoft Foundry

Anthropic’s latest frontier model, Claude Opus 4.5, is now integrated into Microsoft Foundry — signaling deeper ties between the two AI ecosystems. Developers can test and deploy the new model natively within Microsoft’s environment, extending access to one of the most advanced reasoning AIs on the market.

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