First, it was problems with moving from the proprietary .NET Framework to the open source, cross-platform .NET Core (now just .NET). Then, it was problems with Visual Studio 2022 moving to the 64-bit ...
Microsoft provided an update on its years-long effort to bring the new Windows Forms designer up to speed with the old .NET Framework version. Duplicating the .NET Framework WinForms designer on .NET ...
Visual Studio 2022 version 17.4 is now live. It is the first release of the IDE to have native support for Arm64, and it also packs the latest version of .NET. A preview for version 17.5 is ready too.
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