William Devereux Spotify USA I think this explains it, but it’s still messy community.spotify.com/t5/Accounts/Al…

I’m super excited to be speaking about arethetypeswrong.github.io at #TSCongress. You can register and watch the live stream for free :) See you September 21 & 22! (My badge seems to have a random snippet from my conference bio, and it’s... too perfect 😂) portal.gitnation.org/badges/typescr…

Today we’re releasing TypeChat (microsoft.github.io/TypeChat/blog/…), an open source project that uses AI to bridge between natural language and application schema and APIs. It uses TypeScript in novel and interesting ways. Check it out and let us know what you think. @TypeScript

Big news! Someone finally noticed that if you hold down CTRL, the process list in Task Manager conveniently freezes so you can select rows without them jumping around. I did this so you could sort by CPU and other dynamic columns but then still be able to click stuff...

TypeScript 5.2 is now here! 🎉 Now faster with - 'using' & explicit resource management - decorator metadata - easier tuple type notation - better object completions - the inline variable refactor - clickable inlay parameter hints and more! Try it today! devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/ann…

And action! 🎬📽️ We're thrilled about TypeScript Origins, the TypeScript documentary from Keyboard Stories! Check it out!

Blog post: Debugging enhancements in .NET 8 devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/debuggi… Read about the debugging improvements coming to popular .NET libraries and APIs: 🌏 HttpContext and friends ⚡️ WebApplication and hosting 🎨 MVC and Razor Pages 🚀 gRPC ⚙️ Configuration 🏷️ Logging

C++ team is hiring in Prague! You can apply here: jobs.careers.microsoft.com/global/en/job/…

For .NET devs, Microsoft Orleans gives you this. Efficient in-proc calls when you're in-proc, fast RPC when you're not. Orleans is battle tested, modern, and used in-production for some of Microsoft's largest svcs. It goes further, supporting versioning, rolling upgrade, & much more

.NET 8 launch and .NET Aspire reveal day. In the last couple of months, a bunch of us built the Aspire dashboard. I focused on telemetry: logs, tracing, and metrics. It's 8+ years since I've worked on a real app. Really happy with how it turned out! devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introdu…

James built the logs, metrics and distributed tracing view in the aspire dashboard. Fun story, James went dark for a week and blew everyone's minds with the distributed tracing viewer. I think he knows how to center a div...

Heads up .NET Twitter, I'm jumping to a new team soon outside of AspNetCore/.NET. I'll still be an AspNetCore customer and contributor. I've got to go YARP all the things.

Today we released TypeScript 5.3! Now bringing: - new narrowing improvements - more correctness checks - import attributes - handy new editor features - lots of optimizations and lots more! So try it today! devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/ann…

If you are interested in learning how to ensure your .NET library works with native AOT, check out this post. devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/creatin…

I'm very excited and honored to share that I have become the first member of the community triagers group for the .NET Aspire project. I want to thank the .NET Aspire team for this opportunity. github.com/dotnet/aspire/… #dotnet #aspnetcore #aspire #github

It has become a tradition to publish a blog post about new interesting changes in networking space with new #dotnet release. This year, .NET 8 brings improvements in HTTP space, newly added metrics, new HttpClientFactory APIs, and more! 🏎️ devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-…

Opinions on end-to-end tests for app features that use AI. Do you let your E2E tests rely on calling OpenAI APIs, or fake the responses? I’d prefer it to test my real prompts by calling real APIs but wonder how many random build failures I’ll get.

✨ Microsoft's New Future of Work Report just dropped, and it's overwhelmingly focused on how AI impacts every aspect of information work. Adding some highlights below, but strongly recommend taking a look through the slides! aka.ms/nfw2023 📓 TL;DR - information

It freaks me out how unreliable the search has become in Visual Studio. That's one of the few areas it is *not* acceptable to mess up.

#fsharp folks, nullability question, there's the following code, and by contract ReadLine() returns `string | null`, but null is only valid value at the end of the stream. C# deals with this problem with `!` postfix operator. How would you imagine #fsharp should make this work?