Microsoft's second release candidate adds cryptography APIs, mobile and desktop development improvements, and package management controls ahead of next month's final release.

Microsoft's .NET 11-era overhaul adds project caching, Native AOT, faster builds and richer project-file tooling.

Usually it is much easier to implement features into programs with a GUI instead of a standard shell with a menu. This is where CoolADB comes into play as it is made for the C# programming language.

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XAML.io today released to alpha preview version 0.7, which can turn a C# XAML project edited in your browser into a native Windows, macOS or Linux desktop app, all running the compilation and ...

About four weeks before .NET 11.0 is scheduled to ship, Microsoft has released a second release candidate that still includes ...

In this article we will look at how to use the graphics content pipeline for C# in both Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Studio 2013 for Desktop and Windows Store apps. Since Visual Studio 2012 there has ...