⚡️ January 2025 .NET and .NET Framework Updates
The latest January 2025 updates to .NET and .NET Framework include security improvements and vulnerability fixes.
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The latest January 2025 updates to .NET and .NET Framework include security improvements and vulnerability fixes.
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.NET and .NET Framework January 2025 servicing releases updates
Welcome to our combined .NET servicing updates for January 2025. Let’s get into the latest release of .NET & .NET Framework, here is a quick overview of what’s new in these releases: Security Improvements .NET updates .NET Framework updates Security improvements…
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⚡️ The Azure AD Graph API will be permanently retired in February
#Microsoft announced that the Azure AD Graph API will stop processing application requests as of February 1.
Developers are encouraged to migrate to Microsoft Graph for improved functionality and support.
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#Microsoft announced that the Azure AD Graph API will stop processing application requests as of February 1.
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Azure AD Graphs Will Finally Be Retired in February -- Redmondmag.com
Microsoft on Thursday announced that Azure AD Graph APIs will stop processing application requests after Feb. 1.
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⚡️ F# Weekly #3, 2025 – Going 15 Percent Faster
F# Weekly #3, 2025 – Going 15 Percent Faster
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F# Weekly #3, 2025 – Going 15 Percent Faster
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F# Weekly #3, 2025 – Going 15 Percent Faster
Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Linux arm64 hosted runners now available for free in public repositories (Public Preview) – GitHub Changelog Meet the .…
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⚡️ Thoth.Json: A Simple and Reliable Way to Deserialize JSON to F#
Thoth.Json simplifies the JSON conversion process. This tool offers an explicit approach to deserialization, requiring the creation of decoders for objects, which minimizes errors and makes the code more reliable.
This article describes the key features of Thoth.Json, including support for the #net and Fable frameworks, handling nested objects, and working with enumerations.
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Thoth.Json simplifies the JSON conversion process. This tool offers an explicit approach to deserialization, requiring the creation of decoders for objects, which minimizes errors and makes the code more reliable.
This article describes the key features of Thoth.Json, including support for the #net and Fable frameworks, handling nested objects, and working with enumerations.
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An intro to Thoth.Json
I covered the difficulties involved in deserializing JSON in an earlier blog post. I teased Thoth.Json, a great tool for JSON serialization there. In this post, I will demonstrate Thoth.Json, and show how it makes deserialization a breeze! Why Thoth.Json?…
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⚡️ Vectorization in .NET
Recent versions of #net have tools for efficient vectorization, including APIs for working with Vector128, Vector256, and Vector512.
These technologies allow algorithms to be optimized for parallel data processing, resulting in significant performance improvements. Developers can write cross-platform code with support for multiple architectures (x86, x64, Arm64, WASM) and use optimized instructions.
Key benefits include the ability to work with large amounts of data, support for hardware acceleration, advanced testing and benchmarking capabilities, and convenient methods for loading, storing, and converting vectors.
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Recent versions of #net have tools for efficient vectorization, including APIs for working with Vector128, Vector256, and Vector512.
These technologies allow algorithms to be optimized for parallel data processing, resulting in significant performance improvements. Developers can write cross-platform code with support for multiple architectures (x86, x64, Arm64, WASM) and use optimized instructions.
Key benefits include the ability to work with large amounts of data, support for hardware acceleration, advanced testing and benchmarking capabilities, and convenient methods for loading, storing, and converting vectors.
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runtime/docs/coding-guidelines/vectorization-guidelines.md at main · dotnet/runtime
.NET is a cross-platform runtime for cloud, mobile, desktop, and IoT apps. - dotnet/runtime
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