DevBlogs·2yPython in Visual Studio Code
The May 2024 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code includes announcements, a code action to implement abstract classes, a new auto indentation setting, removal of Debugpy in favor of the Python Debugger extension, and the possibility of socket disablement during testing. Pylance's performance has also been improved with several smaller enhancements.
DevBlogs·2yMicrosoft Dev Box is leveling up to support your development needs
Microsoft Dev Box is introducing new features to support development needs, including enhanced personalization, team-based customizations, and management features. It also focuses on customization and personalization, allowing developers to personalize their machines with their favorite tools and providing the compute power needed for every task. Additionally, it addresses enterprise trust by offering features like hibernation to control costs and capabilities for admins to monitor usage and security.
DevBlogs·2yRefactor your code with C# collection expressions
Learn how to refactor your C# code using collection expressions, a simple and consistent syntax for initializing collections. Collection expressions provide a readable and maintainable way to initialize collections of various types, including arrays and lists. They offer advantages such as consistent initialization syntax, efficient code generation, and support for interfaces and empty collections. Explore different scenarios where collection expressions can be used and understand the semantic considerations when using this new syntax.
DevBlogs·2yAnnouncing Data Wrangler: Code-centric viewing and cleaning of tabular data in Visual Studio Code
Announcing Data Wrangler: Code-centric viewing and cleaning of tabular data in Visual Studio Code. Data Wrangler is a free extension that offers data viewing and cleaning directly integrated into VS Code and the Jupyter extension. It provides a rich user interface for data analysis and transformation, with features such as column statistics, visualizations, and automatic code generation.
DevBlogs·2yPackage Management & improved .NET Aspire support come to C# Dev Kit
Announcement of the May release of C# Dev Kit, introducing package management for NuGet packages in Visual Studio Code and the ability to run/debug .NET Aspire applications. It also includes a new command to see the active document in Solution Explorer.