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The first .NET 10 preview release was pretty lackluster, but Microsoft is making up for that with .NET 10 Preview 2.
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I’d like to reach a certain level of quality before I post the pre-release code for the tabs-based version of .NETpad to GitHub. This is proving elusive, but we’ve all been told that the final 20 percent of any project is often the most difficult. Or a… Continue reading .NETpad 2025: Tab Navigation (Premium)
Android 16 is on a fast track, with Google releasing the third beta for developers and hitting the Platform Stability milestone.
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Google announced today that it is expanding Google Play Games on PC to support native PC games in addition to mobile games.
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I never met Woody Leonhard in person, but he could not have had a bigger impact on my life. And now I only have questions.
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I guess this shouldn’t be surprising. But in the course of updating .NETpad for tabs, I’ve experienced challenges that I anticipated and several I did not. You can see this most clearly in the design of the DocumentTab class, which started off with cer… Continue reading .NETpad 2025: Something Old, Something New (Premium)
I’m at a weird point with the next version of .NETpad. The basic coding for multiple tabs and documents is mostly complete, albeit roughly. I’m still stepping through each of the event handlers and helper methods that interact with tabs and the documen… Continue reading .NETpad 2025: Return to Sender (Premium)
As part of a broader push for widgets on Android, Google this week said it would bring widgets to the Android lock screen in a future update.
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When I began last year’s .NETpad modernization project, I intended to wrap-up the work with the help of GitHub Copilot or a similar AI. But because I took on too much work, I ended up splitting this modernization effort in two, and I’m now continuing w… Continue reading .NETpad 2025: With a Little Help From My (AI) Friends (Premium)
Poor Google. It was an early innovator in mobile widgets as part of the initial version of Android in 2008. But then Apple came long.
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