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Microsoft announced today that its .NET Multi-platform App UI (MAUI) is now generally available for cross-platform app development.

Microsoft has released updates to key pieces of its .NET stack this week, among them .NET 7 Preview 4 and .NET MAUI RC3.

Microsoft’s new cross-platform developer solution is barreling towards completion, with the framework hitting the RC2 milestone this week.

Microsoft has issued some .NET-related pre-release milestones, among them .NET 7 Preview 3 and the .NET MAUI Release Candidate.

Microsoft today announced the first preview release of .NET 7, along with previews of ASP.NET Core 7 and Entity Framework 7.

20 years ago today, Microsoft launched the first version of .NET alongside Visual Studio .NET, kicking off the .NET era.

Developers curious about the future of the Microsoft developer stack filed into PDC 2000 in Orlando to learn more about .NET in July 2000.

Predictably, Microsoft won’t meet its overly aggressive schedule for .NET MAUI, its more modern and capable replacement for Xamarin.

This week during Build 2021, Microsoft issued .NET 6 Preview 4 and revealed that the final .NET 6 version will ship on November 9.

Microsoft today announced the availability of the Windows Community Toolkit 7, the latest version of this set of tools for Windows desktop developers.

On June 22, 2000, Microsoft co-founder and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates announced the .NET (“dot NET”) platform.

As promised, Microsoft today released .NET Core 3.0 with new versions of ASP.NET, EFC Core 3.0, C# 8.0, F# 4.7, and Visual Studio.

Microsoft today released a new series of developer videos explaining the entire .NET Core stack.

Microsoft has announced the release of .NET Core 3.0 Release Candidate (RC1), a near-final version of its portable software platform.