Microsoft Developer Blogs

Effective Kubernetes for JakartaEE and Microprofile Developers

November 2, 2023 Nov 2, 2023 11/2/23

Developer Support

In this post, David Minkovski explores some best practices to get your deployment up and running on Kubernetes and Azure. Motivation Kubernetes has become one of the most loved solutions for managing containers. But can you tell me why people love it? Because it runs magic containers (essentially what you want) where you want. Whether...

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Developer Support

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Kubernetes JakartaEE

Timing Capture Statistical Comparison Features

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Steven Pratschner

Starting with the 2310.30 version of PIX on Windows, the Timing Capture Metrics view can produce a statistical comparision of the average duration for the points that represent PIX event hierarchies in two selected ranges of time.  Statistical comparisions help determine which portions of the event hierarchies had statistically different ...

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PIX on Windows

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Introducing the Microsoft Graph Python SDK

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Isaac Vargas Chacon

Access the beta and v1 endpoints of Microsoft Graph, with a fluent experience, designed to facilitate discoverability with the best features of the Python language.

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Microsoft 365 Developer Blog

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Microsoft Graph

Git Partial Clone Now Supported in Azure DevOps

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Michael Carlson

Git Partial Clone Treeless and blobless Git Partial Clones are now enabled in Azure DevOps for all customers! Partial clones are a reduced type of git clone that users create via specific arguments on the git command line. For large repositories with a lot of history, they offer a dramatic performance improvement compared to a regular clone, ...

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Azure DevOps Blog

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Azure & Cloud CI/CD

Latest Updates for CMake Development in Visual Studio

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Sinem Akinci

Visual Studio has native CMake integration that allows C++ users to build and develop using CMake and supports their unique needs. CMake is a cross-platform build tool for C++ and with Visual Studio’s latest tools, users can be more productive when it comes to configuring with CMake. To learn more about Visual Studio’s CMake integration, ...

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Visual Studio Blog

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Calculating resource estimates for cryptanalysis

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Mathias Soeken

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Q# Blog

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Eliminate digital drag: Move your organization into the modern work and generative AI fast lane

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Sebastian Holst

A Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Microsoft reveals the challenges and opportunities for enterprises in today’s world of modern work and generative AI.

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Microsoft 365 Developer Blog

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Microsoft 365 Developer Microsoft Teams

More notes on use of the DS_CONTROL style

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Raymond Chen

Styles that have to go in, and styles that have to come out. (And styles that you can choose.)

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The Old New Thing

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Code

What to expect from v1 and beyond for Semantic Kernel.

November 1, 2023 Nov 1, 2023 11/1/23

Matthew Bolanos

(image) In a previous article, we announced the beta launch of Semantic Kernel v1. In that article, we shared the initial breaking changes we made for v1: 1) renaming skills to plugins, 2) making Semantic Kernel AI service agnostic while still supporting first class support for Azure OpenAI and OpenAI, and 3) consolidating our implementation...

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Semantic Kernel

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Semantic Kernel

Azure DevOps Server 2022.1 RC2 now available

October 31, 2023 Oct 31, 2023 10/31/23

Gloridel Morales

We have released Azure DevOps Server 2022.1 RC2. This is our last planned prerelease before our final release of Azure DevOps Server 2022.1. A direct upgrade is supported from Azure DevOps Server 2022.1 RC1, any version of TFS, including Team Foundation Server 2015 and newer. Let us know any feedback or questions via the Developer Community. ...

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Azure DevOps Blog

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Azure DevOps Server Releases