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.NET 11 Preview 7 Brings Updates Across C#, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, and Windows Forms
.NET 11 Preview 7 delivers significant updates across a broad spectrum of technologies, empowering developers to build more efficiently. This release includes enhancements to C# with labeled break and continue statements, alongside improvements to ASP.NET Core— notably Blazor circuit pausing and built-in validation localization. Windows Forms users can now opt-in to a modern rendering pipeline, while EF Core expands with Half type support on SQLite. For deeper insights into .NET MAUI updates within this preview, explore our article, ".NET 11 Preview 7 Adds Passkeys…"
Microsoft Releases .NET 11 Preview 6 With Language and Framework Updates
Microsoft’s latest .NET 11 Preview 6 delivers significant advancements for developers, building on a foundation of accessible and powerful tools. This release incorporates key updates across C#, ASP.NET Core, .NET MAUI, and Entity Framework Core. Notable additions include C#'s extension indexers and union types, alongside ASP.NET Core’s enhanced security features and OpenAPI 3.2 support. For cross-platform development, MAUI now extends CollectionView functionality to Windows. Discover more about the evolving landscape of AI-assisted coding, as explored in our recent article on Android Studio Quail 2.