⚡️ 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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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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'VS Code for the Web -- Azure' Adds Faster Entry Points for Browser-Based Cloud Development -- Visual Studio Magazine
Microsoft expanded VS Code for the Web -- Azure with new ways to open AI-generated code directly in the browser-based workspace while continuing to evolve the environment beyond its preview phases.
⚡️ 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 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 Joins AI IDE Race to Compete with VS Code, Apparently Forking VS Code -- Visual Studio Magazine
Google has introduced Antigravity, an agent-first IDE built around Gemini 3 and other LLMs that enters the AI IDE arena alongside Visual Studio Code, amid many reports and clues that it may be based on a VS Code fork.
⚡️ 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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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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Google's Antigravity IDE Sparks Forking Debate -- Visual Studio Magazine
Google's new Antigravity IDE spurred much developer debate focusing heavily on its apparent status as a Visual Studio Code fork, with developers debating why another fork is needed, what it means for the VS Code ecosystem, and how open source reuse, lock…
⚡️ 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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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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F# Weekly #47, 2025 – F# 10 & last #FsAdvent slots
Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Introducing F# 10 – .NET Blog Introducing C# 14 – .NET Blog Introducing Major New Agentic Capabilities for GitHub…
⚡️ 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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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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How To Automate Azure Naming Conventions With The Build5Nines/naming/azure Terraform Module | Build5Nines
Naming resources in Azure shouldn’t feel like deciphering ancient hieroglyphics. Yet, without a solid standard, names can quickly become inconsistent,
⚡️ 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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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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Update Local Git Branches Without Switching
How to update local branches with remote changes without switching branches, avoiding IDE reloads and reducing workflow overhead.
⚡️ 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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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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Visual Studio – Built for the Speed of Modern Development
Visual Studio will adopt the Modern Support Lifecycle as a continuously updated IDE designed to deliver innovation as soon as it is ready, while maintaining the reliability and stability you count on every day with control over your build tools choices.
⚡️ 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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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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Result is the most boring sum type
If you don't see the point, you may be looking in the wrong place.
⚡️ 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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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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MSSQL Extension for VS Code: Introducing Edit Data (Public Preview)
Overview Working with table data is an essential part of database development — whether you’re validating behavior, debugging issues, or quickly seeding data. But switching between tools or writing repetitive T-SQL statements can slow down your workflow.…
⚡️ 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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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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Introducing Claude Opus 4.5 in Microsoft Foundry | Microsoft Azure Blog
Announcing Anthropic's newest model, Claude Opus 4.5, in Microsoft Foundry. Opus 4.5 is now available in public preview in Microsoft Foundry, GitHub Copilot paid plans, and Microsoft Copilot Studio.
⚡️ Inside the .NET Boot Process with Host Tracing
Host tracing opens a rare window into how a .NET app actually comes to life — from the dotnet muxer to hostfxr and hostpolicy.dll. This deep dive dissects the startup chain step by step, revealing what happens before your code ever runs.
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Host tracing opens a rare window into how a .NET app actually comes to life — from the dotnet muxer to hostfxr and hostpolicy.dll. This deep dive dissects the startup chain step by step, revealing what happens before your code ever runs.
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Exploring the .NET boot process via host tracing
In this post we enable host tracing and use that to understand how a .NET app boots up via the dotnet muxer, hostfxr, and hostpolicy.dll
⚡️ Azure SDK updates: November 2025 highlights
Microsoft rolls out the November 2025 wave of Azure SDKs, keeping its monthly cadence of updates for cloud developers. The release delivers fresh tools and improvements across Azure services, sharpening integration workflows and refining the developer experience across multiple languages.
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Microsoft rolls out the November 2025 wave of Azure SDKs, keeping its monthly cadence of updates for cloud developers. The release delivers fresh tools and improvements across Azure services, sharpening integration workflows and refining the developer experience across multiple languages.
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Azure SDK Release (November 2025)
Azure SDK releases every month. This post includes the November 2025's highlights and release notes.
⚡️ Copilot Takes Over Container Management in VS Code
Managing containers just got radically simpler. The new VS Code Container Tools extension now embeds Copilot right into your workflow, letting developers handle builds, logs, and context switches through natural conversation instead of tedious CLI commands. Focus back on the code, not the containers.
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Managing containers just got radically simpler. The new VS Code Container Tools extension now embeds Copilot right into your workflow, letting developers handle builds, logs, and context switches through natural conversation instead of tedious CLI commands. Focus back on the code, not the containers.
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Manage Containers the Easy Way: Copilot + VS Code
Managing containers can be one of the most repetitive parts of modern development. Between remembering CLI commands, switching contexts, and digging through logs, it’s easy to lose focus on the actual code you’re building. The latest release of the VS Code…
⚡️ .NET Day dives into agentic modernization
On December 9, developers will get a live deep dive into how to modernize .NET apps with Azure, AI, and new agentic tools. Expect a hands-on look at practical workflows that bring intelligence and automation straight into enterprise software stacks.
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On December 9, developers will get a live deep dive into how to modernize .NET apps with Azure, AI, and new agentic tools. Expect a hands-on look at practical workflows that bring intelligence and automation straight into enterprise software stacks.
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.NET Day on Agentic Modernization Coming Soon
Join us live on December 9 to explore the newest, most practical ways to modernize your .NET apps with Azure, AI, and powerful agentic tooling.
⚡️ Fixing Terraform Chaos in Azure Failover Scenarios
When an Azure region fails, your failover should be smooth — but mismatched naming conventions can break everything. A unified Terraform + Azure multi‑region naming strategy ensures consistent resource names across regions, so DNS and scaling scripts don’t choke at the worst possible moment.
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When an Azure region fails, your failover should be smooth — but mismatched naming conventions can break everything. A unified Terraform + Azure multi‑region naming strategy ensures consistent resource names across regions, so DNS and scaling scripts don’t choke at the worst possible moment.
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Terraform + Azure Multi-Region Naming Convention Across Azure Regions, Resources, And Terraform Modules | Build5Nines
Imagine this: your application goes down in a major Azure region outage. DNS traffic shifts to the secondary region as designed. Terraform kicks off to scale
⚡️ ReSharper and Rider 2025.3.0.3 land key fixes
ReSharper 2025.3.0.3 finally fixes a long-standing pain point — extension methods from source-only NuGet packages are now properly recognized in the editor. Rider gets the same stability and refinement bump, rounding out JetBrains’ steady polish of its 2025.3 lineup.
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ReSharper 2025.3.0.3 finally fixes a long-standing pain point — extension methods from source-only NuGet packages are now properly recognized in the editor. Rider gets the same stability and refinement bump, rounding out JetBrains’ steady polish of its 2025.3 lineup.
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ReSharper and Rider 2025.3.0.3: A Fresh Set of Updates Released | The .NET Tools Blog
Another set of updates for the 2025.3 versions of ReSharper and Rider has just been released. Let’s take a look at what’s been improved. ReSharper 2025.3.0.3 Rider 2025.3.0.3 The upda
⚡️ F# Advent 2025 kicks off December 1
The F# community is gearing up for its annual #FsAdvent, starting December 1. Each day brings a fresh deep-dive post from developers worldwide — part celebration, part knowledge exchange — that keeps functional programming in motion as 2025 closes in.
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The F# community is gearing up for its annual #FsAdvent, starting December 1. Each day brings a fresh deep-dive post from developers worldwide — part celebration, part knowledge exchange — that keeps functional programming in motion as 2025 closes in.
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F# Weekly #48, 2025 – #FsAdvent starts Dec 1st.
Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Gazelle (A Fast Engine for Structural Engineering) is written in F# .NET Day on Agentic Modernization Coming Soon – .NE…
⚡️ Treat Test Code Like Production Code
Tests aren’t throwaway scripts. They should follow the same standards, reviews, and discipline as production code — clean, readable, and maintainable. Because one day, you’ll have to debug those tests, too.
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Tests aren’t throwaway scripts. They should follow the same standards, reviews, and discipline as production code — clean, readable, and maintainable. Because one day, you’ll have to debug those tests, too.
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Treat test code like production code
You have to read and maintain test code, too.
⚡️ GitHub Copilot pushes deeper into C++ in VS 2026
GitHub Copilot now steps into core C++ workflows in Visual Studio 2026, helping developers upgrade MSVC, boost build performance, and refactor legacy code. The new Copilot experiences are live in Private Preview — signaling Microsoft’s push to make AI part of every serious C++ build pipeline.
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GitHub Copilot now steps into core C++ workflows in Visual Studio 2026, helping developers upgrade MSVC, boost build performance, and refactor legacy code. The new Copilot experiences are live in Private Preview — signaling Microsoft’s push to make AI part of every serious C++ build pipeline.
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Upgrade MSVC, improve C++ build performance, and refactor C++ code with GitHub Copilot
Visual Studio 2026 introduces new GitHub Copilot capabilities to support C++ developers in three development tasks: Performing large-scale C++ refactors Improving C++ build performance Upgrading Microsoft C++ (MSVC) Build Tools These experiences are…
⚡️ Azure expands networking for the AI era
Azure is rolling out major networking upgrades focused on security, reliability, and high availability — all tuned for the explosive rise of AI workloads. As cloud infrastructure strains under the weight of massive models, Microsoft’s move signals a push toward more resilient, high-performance data paths in the age of intelligent computing.
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Azure is rolling out major networking upgrades focused on security, reliability, and high availability — all tuned for the explosive rise of AI workloads. As cloud infrastructure strains under the weight of massive models, Microsoft’s move signals a push toward more resilient, high-performance data paths in the age of intelligent computing.
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Azure Networking Updates: Secure, Scalable, and AI-Optimized
See how Azure Networking’s advanced platform, security, and private connectivity are shaping the future of cloud and AI innovation. Learn more.
⚡️ Cross-Platform Age Verification Comes to .NET MAUI
Microsoft introduces a unified sample for age verification in .NET MAUI apps, integrating Google Play Age Signals, Apple Declared Age Range, and Windows Age Consent APIs. Developers can now implement compliant, cross-platform user age checks with minimal code across Android, iOS, and Windows environments.
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Microsoft introduces a unified sample for age verification in .NET MAUI apps, integrating Google Play Age Signals, Apple Declared Age Range, and Windows Age Consent APIs. Developers can now implement compliant, cross-platform user age checks with minimal code across Android, iOS, and Windows environments.
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Cross-Platform Age Verification in .NET MAUI Applications
Learn how to implement age verification in your .NET MAUI apps with our new cross-platform sample supporting Google Play Age Signals, Apple Declared Age Range, and Windows Age Consent APIs.