via @dotnet : How we ended up rewriting NuGet Restore in .NET 9

https://ift.tt/7IYrfjh
#NuGet #DotNet9 #SoftwareEngineering #PerformanceOptimization #DependencyManagement #Microsoft #VisualStudio #Coding #DeveloperProductivity #OpenSource #TechBlog #SoftwareDeve…

What's New in .NET 9: Key Updates & Features

https://www.industrialagency.org/blogs/185678/What-s-New-in-NET-9-Key-Updates-Features

Discover the latest advancements in .NET 9, including performance improvements, enhanced security, and new development tools. Stay ahead with key updates shaping the future of .NET development.

#DotNet9
#NET9Features
#SoftwareDevelopment
#DotNetUpdates
#WebDevelopment
#TechTrends
#Coding
#Programming
#MicrosoftDotNet
#DevCommunity

PowerShell Collaboration Unleashed: Setting Up The Littlest JupyterHub (.NET 9 update) http://dlvr.it/THtCVB via PlanetPowerShell #PowerShell #JupyterHub #Collaboration #DotNet9

2024: What a year it’s been! In the latest episode of The Breakpoint Show, we reflect on .NET 9, the biggest software development trends, and the dev community highlights. Plus, we look ahead and share our predictions for what 2025 might bring. Tune in to our year-end special now! #DotNET9 #YearInReview

https://www.breakpoint.show/podcast/episode-032-year-in-review-2024

Looking to upgrade your .NET MAUI apps to #dotnet 9? I got you covered: https://youtu.be/QEqa7X5xM6I

Dramatically faster package restores with .NET 9’s new NuGet resolver.

https://buff.ly/414VypZ
#dotnet #nuget #packagemanagement #dotnet9

Does anyone on the #efcore team want to explain the story behind the naming of `UseAsyncSeeding`? There has to be a good story here.

Because you would think it would have been `UseSeedingAsync`. #dotnet #dotnet9

early adopters #dotnet9 #dotnet
sure, it might break things.
Target system: net8. Installing net9 breaks #fantomas
#fsharp
Issue: https://github.com/fsprojects/fantomas/issues/3137

Seems to be related to this issue:
https://github.com/NuGet/Home/issues/13921

The overhaul of the way MSBuild outputs things in .NET 9 is really throwing me for a loop, and not in a happy-making way.

For example, why do I have to set verbosity to `detailed` just to get it to show the name of the package that's being built with `dotnet pack`? This used to be information that was printed with verbosity `minimal`, previously. It's not even there with `normal` now.

I don't think the verbosity levels mean anything meaningful anymore.

was at a local showing for the launch of #dotnet9 today. actually won a price!

not the COVETED fanny-pack, but the weirdly flat white cap.

i am so lucky :)

#dotnetconf

.NET 9.0 LINQ Performance Improvements.

#dotnet #csharp #linq #performance #dotnet9
https://blog.ndepend.com/net-9-0-linq-performance-improvements/

Blogged "An Efficient Dictionary for IPAddress Tracking using ․NET 9 with AlternateLookup and IAlternateEqualityComparer"

https://www.stevejgordon.co.uk/efficient-dictionary-for-ipaddress-tracking-using-net-9-with-alternatelookup-and-ialternateequalitycomparer

.NET 9 Preview 7 is here!

Libraries: Removal of BinaryFormatter, new GUID creation, and more!
Runtime: ARM64 SVE support and dynamic GC adaptation.
SDK: Container publishing improvements and workload sets.
ASP.NET Core: SignalR and OpenAPI improvements.
.NET MAUI: HybridWebview and new TitleBar Control.
Diagnostics: Enhanced performance counters and tracing.
Tooling: Improved CLI experience and new templates.

https://aka.ms/dotnet/9/preview7 #dotnet #dotnet9

Does anyone working on #Rider or #VisualStudio know if the new csharp 13 Extension Types features will show up in debug inspectors?

For example if I add an implicit extension property to a class, then inspect an instance of the class while debugging, will it automatically show me the extension properties along with the regular properties? or will we need to manually watch them if we want to see the values?