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Microsoft Developer shares a 5-minute trailer previewing Livestream 4 of POSETTE 2026, highlighting 11 PostgreSQL talks including partitioning, SQL/PGQ property graphs, performance work, analytics with pg_duckdb on Azure Database for PostgreSQL, replication and logical decoding, security practices, PostgreSQL 18 vacuum improvements, Citus scaling, and LISTEN/NOTIFY pitfalls.
Microsoft Developer previews Livestream 3 of POSETTE 2026 with short introductions to 11 PostgreSQL talks, including WAL, logical replication, testing and coverage, consistency in clusters, performance tuning, and a session on production RAG at scale using Azure Database for PostgreSQL.
Microsoft Developer shares a short trailer previewing Livestream 2 of POSETTE 2026, highlighting 11 PostgreSQL talks including a session on migrating very large databases from Oracle to Azure Database for PostgreSQL, plus upcoming Postgres features, performance internals, authentication changes, and operational patterns like queueing and connection pooling.
Microsoft Developer shares a short clip from Cozy AI Kitchen featuring John Maeda and Griffin Norris, touching on robots, AI agents, and Copilot in the context of Microsoft’s AI ecosystem.
Microsoft Developer shares a 4-minute trailer previewing Livestream 1 of POSETTE 2026, highlighting 11 PostgreSQL-focused talks that include Microsoft’s Postgres roadmap, performance tuning, AI tooling, Azure infrastructure choices, and a comparison of PostgreSQL vs. SQL Server security models.
Microsoft Developer highlights a common pitfall in cost-efficient AI app development: focusing too much on prompt tweaks and model swapping instead of improving the system around the model with better data, context, and pipelines.
Microsoft Developer explains a common pitfall when trying to build cost-efficient AI applications: focusing too much on prompt tweaks and model swapping instead of designing a system that reliably provides the model with the right data and context.
Microsoft Developer features a conversation and live demo with Vic (creator of Gum and FlatRedBall) showing how Gum helps build resolution-independent game UI for .NET games. The video covers the Gum editor workflow, key layout concepts like Wrap and Clip, and wiring Gum UI into a MonoGame project via a Cookie Clicker-style example.
Microsoft Developer’s Data Exposed episode shows how to build a data-powered application using Rayfin with a Microsoft Fabric SQL Database backend, including Fabric SSO authentication. It also covers iterating on the app with GitHub Copilot and how Rayfin’s code-first SDK reduces the amount of infrastructure wiring you need to do.
Microsoft Developer presents an in-depth Build 2026 session on .NET 11 improvements across the runtime, libraries, and SDK, with a focus on performance, diagnostics, and developer productivity. It also highlights work that supports intelligent, cloud-connected, and agent-driven apps, plus concrete library updates like Unicode and JSON enhancements.
Microsoft Developer presents an advanced Microsoft Build 2026 session on “agentic testing”: using autonomous test agents to validate AI-generated code and agent-built workflows, with practical patterns for detecting failures across multi-step processes and continuously verifying behavior in CI/CD.
Microsoft Developer promotes the Microsoft Build 2026 Day 2 livestream, highlighting GitHub and VS Code updates, GitHub Copilot deep dives, and a day of live programming sessions with Microsoft and GitHub engineers, plus Foundry-focused talks and selected breakout streams.
Microsoft Developer announces that Microsoft Build 2026 Day 2 is live, highlighting a schedule that includes GitHub Copilot deep dives, VS Code announcements and demos, and live coding sessions with Microsoft and GitHub engineers.
Microsoft Developer shares a short announcement that Microsoft Build 2026 Day 2 is streaming live, highlighting GitHub, VS Code announcements and demos, GitHub Copilot deep dives, and live coding sessions with Microsoft and GitHub engineers.
Microsoft Developer introduces Project Lobster and the early Microsoft Scout desktop experience, focusing on always-on AI agents that can coordinate work, surface risks earlier, and keep tasks moving with less prompting. The video also outlines how Frontier customers can access the experimental release and what enrollment and policy prerequisites are required.
Microsoft Developer presents a practical Build 2026 session on adding AI capabilities to C#/.NET apps, including model switching, embeddings, search quality tuning, document ingestion into a vector store, MCP-based tool connectivity, and image generation with Azure AI Foundry.
Microsoft Developer introduces dotnetup, a cross-platform approach for installing and updating the .NET SDK and runtimes in a unified, user-scoped way. The session covers channel selection, terminal configuration, environment setup, and how dotnetup aims to simplify keeping multiple SDKs and runtimes aligned across developer machines and CI/CD.
Microsoft Developer presents a Build 2026 session on migrating to Azure Database for PostgreSQL, focusing on reducing risk and downtime with integrated tooling and AI-assisted migration workflows, and then using the resulting platform for performance, security, and AI-ready application scenarios.
Microsoft Developer explains how Azure SQL Database Hyperscale can reduce polyglot persistence complexity by consolidating multiple workload patterns into a single SQL platform, covering multi-model capabilities, transactional guarantees, scaling options, and operational features like snapshot backups and readable replicas.
Microsoft Developer shares a Build 2026 session with developer experience leaders from Cerebras and OpenAI on how low-latency inference changes developer workflows, including coding agents, voice-driven interactions, and automation scenarios that depend on responses arriving in seconds.
Microsoft Developer explains how to take a RAG prototype and turn it into a production-ready AI search experience over unstructured data, including a simple end-to-end pipeline and practical patterns for scaling relevance and performance.
Microsoft Developer presents a Build 2026 session on why agent-generated services and infrastructure break traditional observability pipelines, and what “agentic observability” looks like when telemetry needs to be interpreted and normalized continuously as systems evolve.
Microsoft Developer demonstrates the Aikido extension for VS Code, showing how to run security scanning directly in the IDE to catch vulnerabilities, prevent secrets from being committed, and block malware before it reaches your machine, with workflows that tie into PRs and developer feedback loops.
Microsoft Developer presents a Build 2026 session on using AI to generate and organize visual collaboration boards, going from text prompts to structured diagrams and workflows. It also covers connecting AI agents to the Lucid MCP server to create and update documents programmatically and support team collaboration on a shared canvas.
Microsoft Developer shares a short announcement that Microsoft Build 2026 Day 1 is streaming live from San Francisco, highlighting the opening keynote, Imagine Cup 2026 winners, live coding sessions with Microsoft engineers, and product demos and announcements.
Microsoft Developer shares a short announcement pointing viewers to the Microsoft Build 2026 Day 1 live stream, highlighting the opening keynote, live coding sessions with Microsoft engineers, and product demos and announcements.
Microsoft Developer shares a short announcement pointing viewers to the Microsoft Build 2026 Day 1 livestream, highlighting the opening keynote, Imagine Cup 2026 winner announcements, live coding sessions with Microsoft engineers, and product demos and announcements.
Microsoft Developer explains how to add persistent memory to an AI agent using Microsoft Agent Framework, storing conversation history in SQL Server and showing how the same approach can be future-proofed with Azure SQL Database.
Microsoft Developer introduces Wassette, a security-focused MCP server that uses WebAssembly Components to run untrusted agent tools in a sandboxed runtime, aiming to make extending AI agents safer and more reusable.
Microsoft Developer streams Microsoft Build 2026 Day 2, featuring GitHub Copilot deep dives, VS Code announcements and demos, live coding with Microsoft and GitHub engineers, plus Windows and Azure AI Foundry sessions and selected community breakouts.
Microsoft Developer streams Microsoft Build 2026 Day 1 live from San Francisco, featuring the opening keynote, Imagine Cup 2026 winner announcements, live coding with Microsoft engineers, and a set of product demos and announcements across AI, Azure, and developer tooling.
Microsoft Developer introduces the Microsoft Build CLI, a GitHub Copilot CLI skill that lets you browse the Build session catalog from your terminal, query it conversationally, and connect a local project to get session recommendations based on your dependencies.
Microsoft Developer introduces STATE-Bench, an open-source benchmark for evaluating whether “memory” actually improves AI agent performance on realistic, stateful enterprise tasks, focusing on workflow execution quality, repeatability, efficiency, and user experience rather than simple recall tests.
Microsoft Developer introduces a hands-on series about modernizing legacy Java applications using GitHub Copilot, framing modernization as a structured, AI-assisted workflow rather than a manual, error-prone process.
Microsoft Developer shares a short trailer for POSETTE: An Event for Postgres 2026, a free virtual conference (June 16–18, 2026) focused on real-world PostgreSQL topics, including running Postgres in production and Microsoft’s Azure Postgres offerings.
Microsoft Developer explains practical ALM patterns for taking Copilot Studio agents from experimentation to production, focusing on repeatable deployments, environment isolation, and governance-friendly configuration using solutions, environment variables, and connection references.
Microsoft Developer presents a session on building agentic user interfaces across Copilot and the Power Platform, with demos that connect Copilot and Power Apps and a look at newly released MCP app UI capabilities for creating custom, purpose-built interfaces.
Microsoft Developer kicks off the Agent Academy Hackathon, explaining how to participate and what kinds of AI agents you can build with Copilot Studio, along with links to the Agent Academy learning path and hackathon registration.
Microsoft Developer explains why AI agents that look good in demos can fail in production, and outlines a practical approach to testing agents built with Microsoft Copilot Studio—covering prompts, grounding, actions, and orchestration under real user behavior.
Microsoft Developer walks through building employee experience AI agents with Microsoft Copilot Studio, showing how to connect knowledge grounding with real workflows using MCP-based integrations and Power Platform automation across several practical workplace scenarios.