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⚡️ GPT‑5.2 Sets a New Bar for Enterprise AI

Microsoft Foundry introduces GPT‑5.2, taking enterprise AI to a new level with stronger reasoning, agentic workflows, and built‑in compliance. Designed for developers and tech leaders who need power and accountability in production-ready AI systems.

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⚡️ dtSearch adds Linux ARM64 and sharper data parsing

The 2025.02 release of dtSearch brings full Linux ARM64 builds and refreshed x64/ARM64 versions for Windows and macOS. JSON and CSV processing also get a boost — a practical upgrade for enterprises and developers handling large-scale indexing and analytics workloads.

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⚡️ Azure DevOps Ends Global Personal Access Tokens

Microsoft is retiring Global Personal Access Tokens in Azure DevOps, closing a long‑standing security loophole. Global PATs gave users cross‑organization access with a single key — convenient, but risky. The move signals a tighter security posture for development teams managing sprawling DevOps estates.

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⚡️ VS Code 1.107 doubles down on multi-agent AI

Microsoft’s November 2025 VS Code update pushes deeper into AI-native tooling. Version 1.107 strengthens multi-agent orchestration for GitHub Copilot and custom agents, adds a unified Language Models editor with new safety controls, and extends integration work with TypeScript 7 and MCP — signaling a mature, developer-centric AI workflow inside the editor itself.

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⚡️ GitHub Spark adds enterprise-grade features

GitHub expands Spark — its AI-driven, prompt-based app builder — with enterprise support, billing integration, and a refreshed UI. Still in public preview, Spark is shaping up as GitHub’s boldest step beyond Copilot toward full-stack AI-assisted development.

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⚡️ Inside the Making of F#: 2025 Reflections

The latest F# Weekly dives deep into how the functional language keeps evolving in 2025. From design philosophy to community-driven tooling, it reveals what it takes to sustain innovation in a language built for clarity and composition — and why that still matters in the age of AI and polyglot stacks.

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⚡️ Essential FFmpeg CLI tricks for video pros

FFmpeg keeps proving it's the Swiss Army knife of media processing. This concise cheat sheet distills key commands — from stripping audio tracks to optimizing videos for streaming — showing how a few flags can replace an entire batch of GUI tools.

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⚡️ When Tests Lie: The Hidden Risk in Automated Testing

Automated testing rests on a paradox — we trust code to validate code. A failing test before a passing one is more than ritual; it’s proof the system works. Forget that red-green-refactor loop, and you risk building confidence on a tautology instead of data.

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⚡️ How Visual Studio Turns Feedback Into Action

The Visual Studio team is pulling back the curtain on how user feedback actually shapes the product. Moving past the 'black hole' feeling of bug reports, Microsoft emphasizes a tighter feedback loop designed to make coding in VS smoother, faster, and truly responsive to developers’ voices.

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⚡️ Building iOS Widgets with .NET MAUI

.NET MAUI now lets developers build fully featured iOS widgets — from static tiles to interactive, dynamic elements. It bridges native iOS design with cross-platform C# workflows, bringing app extensions directly into the MAUI development flow.

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⚡️ Prompt Noise Is Undermining Your AI Accuracy

Overloaded prompts are silently wrecking AI reliability. Teams packing every policy, schema and edge case into a single context end up triggering hallucinations, not grounding. True optimization isn’t about more data—it’s about cleaner, sharper context that lets models focus on what really matters.

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⚡️ Building a .NET CLR Profiler with C# and NativeAOT

Profiling the .NET CLR no longer means diving into C++. Using C# together with NativeAOT and the Silhouette library, developers can now build lightweight, high-performance profilers in managed code. It’s a clean demonstration of how modern .NET tooling is closing the gap between runtime internals and everyday developer workflows.

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⚡️ Visual Studio 2026 reimagines debugging flow

Visual Studio 2026 aims to strip the drama from debugging — turning that sinking 'it worked yesterday' moment into a faster, clearer process. It’s built for real-world developers like Sam, who need context and insight, not noise, when code breaks. Microsoft’s message is clear: debugging should guide, not frustrate.

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⚡️ Azure DevOps Adds Full Microsoft.Testing.Platform Support

Azure DevOps now fully supports Microsoft.Testing.Platform, enabling seamless test execution and results publishing without extra setup. For development teams, that means tighter CI/CD loops and more consistent QA data across projects.

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⚡️ JanusGraph meets Azure Cassandra

Distributed graph data goes mainstream: integrating JanusGraph with Azure Apache Cassandra unlocks real-time insights from complex relationships. From fraud detection to social graphs, this combo makes connected data analysis faster and more scalable for enterprise-grade innovation.

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⚡️ ReSharper and Rider 2025.3.1 sharpen developer workflow

The new 2025.3.1 release unites all rapid-response fixes from earlier patches and adds refined Next Edit Suggestions and performance optimizations across ReSharper and Rider. It’s a quality‑of‑life update that closes the loop on urgent issues while polishing the everyday coding experience for JetBrains users.

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⚡️ Azure Developer CLI gets pipeline and extension boost

The December update to Azure Developer CLI (azd) sharpens its developer workflow with upgraded extension handling, streamlined Azure Pipelines integration, and a refreshed Foundry identity. Microsoft keeps tightening the loop between local dev setups and cloud CI/CD — less friction, more speed for app delivery.

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⚡️ WebSharper 10 and Fidelity Framework Released

WebSharper 10 lands with major updates for F# web developers, tightening the bridge between functional programming and modern frontend workflows. Alongside it, the new Fidelity Framework debuts, promising sharper abstraction and more consistent performance across distributed F# services.

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⚡️ Microsoft Tops Gartner’s AI Platform Rankings

Microsoft has been named a Leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for AI Application Development Platforms. The recognition underscores its strength in agent frameworks, orchestration, and enterprise-grade governance—key pillars shaping how enterprises scale AI across real workloads.

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⚡️ C++ gets deep Copilot integration in Visual Studio

Microsoft brings C++ into Visual Studio’s deepest Copilot tier, giving developers symbol‑aware AI that can refactor and edit code across files. The new public preview finally puts C++ on par with C#, opening the door to large‑scale, AI‑assisted codebase management inside the IDE.

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