Introducing the new .NET Hot Reload user experience for editing managed code at runtime, now available through the Visual Studio 2019 debugger and dotnet watch.

Using Microsoft Orleans you can build applications that scale from a single on-premises server to globally distributed and highly-available in the cloud.In t...

Announcing updates to the F# tools for Visual Studio 16.10

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Explore what’s next in tech and the future of hybrid work. Join us May 25–27, 2021 at Microsoft Build.For interactivity, session catalogs and the best experi...

This post will introduce the System.CommandLine and Spectre.Console packages. Follow the tutorial to learn how to build a CLI with commands and colors.

With the 2021.1 release of our IDE's, we also made available the Space plugin. This plugin lets you authenticate with a Space organization, work with automation scripts for CI/CD, and browse Space cod

Writing code is hard. Writing asynchronous code is even harder. Luckily C# provides us with the `async` and `await` keywords to make asynchronous programming a little easier. This is the first of a series of posts in which I'll be going over writing asynchronous code in C# as well as a bit into the internals of how it works under the hood.

In this post I show how to create a (very) Simple Moving Average calculator in C#

In this tutorial, I look at the state of the Nullable Reference Types feature in C#, one year after its initial release.