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How do you do Infrastructure-as-Code? #dotNETRocks talks to @ZeroKoll about his experiences with different IaC approaches and the differences between #Terraform, Bicep, and #Pulumi - and where you might want to use each one! Listen in: https://msft.it/6019wA7cc pic.twitter.com/5omyXWWDc6

#gRPC is a high-performance remote procedure call framework for building and consuming remote services similar to calling local APIs. Learn to build a gRPC and an OData services using gRPC auto-generated classes and to consume them from the client. https://msft.it/6011wA7id pic.twitter.com/AhJ9k8mf4q

Drop in on the #EntityFramework team as they join the #dotNET Data team and review performance improvements to the #EF7 Update Pipeline. They also spend some time answering your questions. https://msft.it/6018wA79a pic.twitter.com/5ZgTPWvtVx

Microsoft's #ASPNET Core dev team has big plans for Blazor Hybrid (desktop) in .NET 7. This @VSMDev article discusses what's coming for Blazor Hybrid in #dotNET7. https://msft.it/6017wA7gW pic.twitter.com/e29UAz2HP8

The CoreWCF Project team has just released the 1.0 version of #CoreWCF, a port of WCF to the #dotNETCore platform and can boast compatible implementation of SOAP, NetTCP, and WSDL. ... but wait! There's more. See what else is included in this new release: https://msft.it/6010bBHXa pic.twitter.com/eYFC9UU3zC

Inspecting a large and complex collection of objects while debugging #dotNET code can be difficult. Visual Studio 17.2. Preview 2 introduces a new Visualizer to help you view IEnumerable objects in a customized tabular view. Learn more: https://msft.it/6011wAOPv pic.twitter.com/dL6BE4kqpF

Almost time for our Let's Learn .NET: Data event on @LearnTV to learn all about working with #data in #dotNET using #EFCore with experts @ajcvickers, @jeremylikness, @shayrojansky, and @camsoper https://msft.it/6010wA3rk pic.twitter.com/0s5FnYjhkq

Did you know that #VisualStudio 2022 for Mac now runs on #dotNET6? This release focuses on moving the IDE to natively support Apple's M1 processor - and to do this, the IDE had to move to the .NET 6 framework. Read more from @VSMDev here: https://msft.it/6017wAzDd pic.twitter.com/bvVBLGHbg0

In this episode of the #UnhandledExemption Podcast, @Mikesdotnetting chats about #ASPNETCore Razor Pages for developing dynamic websites using the powerful Razor Pages framework, #dotNET6, and #ASPNET. Listen in: https://msft.it/6016wAzBM pic.twitter.com/sggU9YIqKw

.NET MAUI dev coders are closing in on 'Feature Complete.' @VSMDev has a good article about the new #VS2022 17.1 GA release which includes the 13th preview of #dotNETMAUI; the next evolution of #XamarinForms for creating desktop apps. Read it here: https://msft.it/6014wAz68 pic.twitter.com/3bhFWjZ1CH

Join experts @ajcvickers, @jeremylikness, @shayrojansky, and @camsoper for the upcoming Let's Learn .NET: Data event, April 28th 08:30 PT/11:30 ET/16:30 UTC on @LearnTV. For more resources and information visit https://msft.it/6018wfy0q pic.twitter.com/nmLcHBuDVS

In today's Languages and Runtime Community Standup session replay, Bill Wagner joined the crew to talk about progress on #dotNET6 and #CSharp11. Drop in: https://msft.it/6011wfyex pic.twitter.com/vUmqZ9wDMm

In this episode of the #dotNETCore Podcast, Felienne Hermans discusses how our brains work with prior knowledge and context to solve new problems and how IDEs should allow devs to make annotations without affecting the code base itself. Listen in: https://msft.it/6010wfH5o pic.twitter.com/FZdFzVYiiG