Last week, Microsoft's Mika Dumont officially introduced the new Razor editor in VS 2022, which debuted last month. "We have been working for some time on a new Razor editor for ASP.NET Core projects ...

Using the Webview UI Toolkit won’t change how you write extensions for Visual Studio Code. In fact, it might make it harder, as the syntax associated with its components might not be the same as ...

Alongside the first preview of .NET Core 3.0, Microsoft is also releasing Visual Studio 2019 in preview form, bringing an improved UI and a bunch of other changes to the coding experience.

Microsoft has highlighted the UI changes coming to Visual Studio 2022, including new iconography, fonts, improvement to dark theme, color contrast adjustments, accent color modifications, and more.

I can't reuse C# objects in TypeScript, of course, but it would be great if I could just copy and paste my C# class from into my TypeScript code. Which is exactly what TypeScriptSyntaxPaste does.