This should be the final preview release of .NET 11 before we get release candidates and a final release in November.

Microsoft releases .NET 11 Preview 7 with MSBuild server, NativeAOT changes, new C# features, and improvements across ASP.NET Core.

C# expert Mark Michaelis explores what .NET developers still need to learn for themselves as AI takes on more coding work, highlighting DevOps, testing, technical debt and the engineering discipline ...

Preview 7 highlights include new C# features, runtime-native async improvements, and major progress in CoreCLR on WebAssembly.

The code-testing-generator searches your repository for code that needs tests, then plans, writes, and checks its tests to ...

A rental townhome project that will diversity Northfield’s housing stock and bring more affordable homes to town is advancing after positive reviews from city leaders. This week, the Northfield City ...

Sandbox participation permits supervised testing but does not guarantee full commercial registration. Zimbabwe’s securities regulator has admitted seven financial technology projects to its regulatory ...

New York City apartment developers are building fewer studio apartments as they seek to make an unpopular housing incentive work for their projects. Photo credit: Bisnow/Ciara Long Phipps Houses' ...

Nuclear technology company Oklo has announced its Groves Isotope Test Reactor has achieved first criticality, while Deep Fission's underground reactor has received safety design approval. Both ...

Rx.NET 7.0 has been released with a narrowly focused change aimed at reducing deployment size for Windows applications. The ...

“Yesterday, we reported our second quarter results, marking the first time all of our major initiatives were contributing throughout the entire quarter,” said Robert Jordan (President, CEO & Vice ...

Designed to fly more than 22 hours to cover the distance from Sydney to London, and Sydney-New York non-stop, the aircraft flew “home” to France over the United States and the UK, rather than the way ...