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.NET Updates

Yo, devs! Let’s dive into the freshest .NET happenings from this past week.

Slnx: A Fresh Take on Solution Files

The .NET CLI now supports a new, simplified solution file format called SLNX. This XML-based format offers a more streamlined approach compared to traditional methods, aiming to enhance project management and integration within the .NET ecosystem. ​en.wikipedia.org+7devblogs.microsoft.com+7zh.wikipedia.org+7

HybridCache Hits General Availability

HybridCache, designed to optimize cache management for ASP.NET Core applications, has officially reached General Availability. This tool promises to streamline caching strategies, potentially boosting application performance and scalability. ​devblogs.microsoft.com

March 2025 Servicing Updates for .NET and .NET Framework

Microsoft rolled out its latest servicing updates for both .NET and .NET Framework this March. These updates address various issues and bring enhancements to ensure a smoother development experience. ​netnewsnetwork.net+2devblogs.microsoft.com+2learn.microsoft.com+2

.NET AI Template Preview Now Live

For those venturing into AI, the first preview of the .NET AI Template is now available. Compatible with Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, and the .NET CLI, this template aims to simplify the process of building AI applications using .NET technologies. ​devblogs.microsoft.com

Enhancing AI Evaluations in .NET

The Microsoft.Extensions.AI.Evaluations library has transitioned to open source, accompanied by a new Azure DevOps plug-in. These tools are set to make reporting in CI pipelines more efficient, offering developers enhanced capabilities for AI evaluations. ​devblogs.microsoft.com+1zh.wikipedia.org+1

.NET 10 Preview 1: A Glimpse into the Future

The .NET team has unveiled the first preview of .NET 10. This release showcases new features across the runtime, SDK, libraries, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, C#, .NET MAUI, and more, setting the stage for the next evolution of the platform. ​devblogs.microsoft.com

That’s a wrap for this week’s .NET updates. Stay tuned for more developments in the coming weeks!

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