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Windows Blog: Using ONNX Runtime to explore DragGAN to generate high quality synthetic images https://t.co/GsmpHQxsdF Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) are deep learning architectures that generate high quality synthetic images of people, animals or objects. These networks…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Dec 1, 2023

Fachveröffentlichung: Kolumne: .NETversum: Benachrichtigungen in Blazor-Anwendungen https://t.co/8EAmwSxW9H In Blazor-Anwendungen sind (wie in jeder Webanwendung) Hinweise an die Benutzer:innen über Toasts im Browserfenster und Desktopbenachrichtigungen außerhalb des Browserfen…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Dec 1, 2023

Fachveröffentlichung: Kolumne: .NETversum: Kontextmenüs in Blazor-Anwendungen https://t.co/e0XVAqJ80J Mit der kostenfreien Komponente BlazorContextMenu definiert man eigene Kontextmenüs in Blazor-basierten Web- und Hybridanwendungen.

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Dec 1, 2023

.NET Blog: How to make libraries compatible with native AOT https://t.co/ZxMiiajtAJ Native AOT is an exciting new way to publish your .NET applications. Over the years we heard feedback from .NET developers who wanted their apps to start faster, use less memory, and have small…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 30, 2023

Visual Studio Blog: My favorite features in Visual Studio 17.8 https://t.co/4XBXdPDk2j It was a busy week for the Visual Studio team, preparing for both Ignite and .NET Conf. And releasing the latest version of Visual Studio 2022 which is now up to version 17.8. There were lot…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 29, 2023

.NET Blog: Building resilient cloud services with .NET 8 https://t.co/IKPw8wO79v Building resilient apps is a fundamental requirement for cloud development. With .NET 8, we’ve made substantial advancements to simplify the integration of resilience into your applications. We’re…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 28, 2023

Visual Studio Blog: Write Your Git Commits with GitHub Copilot https://t.co/76OLw2xX4Y After spending hours on a bug fix or a feature update, often the last thing we developers want to do is carefully explain the contents of the Git commit. The latest Visual Studio preview is …

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 28, 2023

Visual Studio Blog: Community Feedback Building 17.8 & 17.9 Preview 1 https://t.co/EYjMxr7HbX The Visual Studio team depends on community feedback from all users to help create, design, and improve Visual Studio. We’re thrilled to announce that Visual Studio version 17.8 (avai…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 23, 2023

Visual Studio Blog: Visual Studio 2022 – 17.8 Performance Enhancements https://t.co/MMi8v77KP7 Version 17.8 welcomes an array of exhilarating performance enhancements, including Responsive File Opening Experience, Improved Razor/Blazor Responsiveness, Enhanced F5 Speed, Opt…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 22, 2023

RT @BASTAcon: Unser brandneues #JavaScript #CheatSheet ist live! ?? Entwickelt von unseren Experten, @DOTNETDOKTOR und @olivers fasst es k…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 21, 2023

.NET Blog: Fake It Til You Make It…To Production https://t.co/Ix7kCYVdy4 A few years back, I started an internal Microsoft project called R9. Our goal was to create a robust SDK to accelerate the development of reliable high-scale services on .NET. Hundreds of microservice…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 21, 2023

Visual Studio Blog: Visual Studio 2022 v17.8 Brings Increased Productivity, Further Unreal Engine Integration, and Cross-Platform Enhancements to C++ https://t.co/kgtqQPuZdc Introducing the latest updates to Visual Studio 2022, designed to make your development experience more…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 21, 2023

.NET Blog: Announcing .NET Chiseled Containers https://t.co/Rfp4PkGnpT .NET chiseled Ubuntu container images are now GA and can be used in production, for .NET 6, 7, and 8. Canonical also announced the general availability of chiseled Ubuntu containers.  Chiseled images are th…

— Dr. Holger Schwichtenberg (@DOTNETDOKTOR) Nov 21, 2023