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SPA feel, zero WebAssembly. Daniel Roth pulls it off: msft.it/6011aSrLR
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That's semantic search. Yo-Lei Chen breaks down how SQL Server pulls it off: msft.it/6017aSrlL
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Your VS Subscription includes a monthly Azure credit, exclusive Dev/Test pricing, and Azure training via Pluralsight or Cloud Academy. See what's included: msft.it/6013aSr6U
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40TB restored in 7 minutes. Bob Ward explains: msft.it/6016aSRYw
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Yes, this is WinForms. Klaus Loeffelman shows the .NET 11 preview: msft.it/6012aoirs
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🔥 Think hot-patching started recently? Think again. Windows on Itanium shipped with a surprisingly elegant hot-patching design that made live updates much simpler than you'd expect. ⚙️🤯 A fascinating deep dive into OS and CPU architecture history. 📖 msft.it/6011aojtF
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What if your app never had to move data around just to use AI? Anna Hoffman and Bob Ward get into what it looks like when AI runs right inside the database engine. See how: msft.it/6012aoDDj
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Stop making your AI agent rediscover your best practices. James Montemagno explains: msft.it/6013ao8F9
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🩹💻 Hot patching sounds simple... until CPU architecture gets involved. Why did Windows support hot patching on some architectures but not 32-bit ARM or MIPS? 🤔 A fascinating look at instruction sets, patchability, and OS design. 📖 Read:msft.it/6018ao85g #WindowsInternals #OSDev #SystemsProgramming
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Unnecessary ToList()/ToArray() calls cost performance. Jason Bock explains: msft.it/6013ao8Gb
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The fastest way to modernize isn't asking AI to rewrite everything, it's having a plan first. Jon Galloway digs into why: msft.it/6012aoBIn
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🧠 C++ trivia that isn't trivia: Function-local static variables initialize exactly once. ⚙️ But how do compilers and runtimes guarantee that, especially with multiple threads? 🤔 🚀 Read the deep dive: msft.it/6012aWCnK #cpp #cplusplus #systemsprogramming #devtools
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💡☁️ If Azure budget approval wasn't required... what would you build? AI agents? RAG apps? Massive experiments? 🚀🧠 Turn ideas into deployed solutions faster and spend more time coding, less time negotiating resources. 📖 Read: What Would You Build in Azure If You Didn’t Have to Ask for a Budget First? #Azure #AI #Cloud #DevLife
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Would you trust one AI prompt to migrate your codebase? Jason Bock tackles why that's not enough: msft.it/6013aW28t
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Your AI agent has a context budget. Too much can make it less effective. Kayla Cinnamon gets into managing it: msft.it/6015aWLp3
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Gemini 4 Argon is now available in Visual Studio. Early testing showed stronger coding results than previous Gemini models, with thorough validation and edge-case testing before completing tasks. Choose it from the Copilot Chat model picker and give it a try. Details: msft.it/6018as8Ra #VisualStudio #GitHubCopilot
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🕵️‍♂️💥 Crash dump says add byte ptr [eax], al... which really means: "you're executing zeroes." 😅 Episode 3 of Raymond Chen’s debugging mystery traces a corrupted detour, bogus instructions, and suspicious executable memory. 🔍⚙️ 📖 Read: msft.it/6017aWL1N #Windows #Debugging #WinDbg
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The best results with AI don't start with code, they start with the planning and conversations about what to build and how. Sebastian Hernandez and Wendy Breiding get into why that beats a one-shot AI attempt every time: msft.it/6017aWR2D
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Searching every row works, until you have millions of them. Anna Hoffman gets into what changes: msft.it/6018aWRfr
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Classic extension methods were scaffolding. Dustin Campbell and Mads Torgersen dig into C#'s new extension members feature: msft.it/6010aWRUq
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