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## Build 2024 Updates - Developer Tools and DevOps

### 1. .NET updates for developer community
### 1. GitHub Copilot Extensions: Enhancing Developer Experience with Azure

The **.NET framework**, Microsoft's cornerstone for building modern applications, has received significant updates, which include the introduction of **.NET Aspire** and the preview of **.NET 9.** .NET Aspire, a new cloud-native stack, simplifies building cloud-native apps by abstracting the complexities of setup, configuration, and diagnostics. It aims to boost developer productivity by allowing them to focus on the logic that matters, using familiar tools within a less complex environment. Additionally, the **.NET 9 Preview 4** brings enhancements aimed at optimising cloud-native app development and enhancing support for building generative AI apps.
My personal favourite announcement is **GitHub** is launching the first set of GitHub Copilot extensions in private preview.

Check out the **[General Availability of .NET Aspire](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-aspire-general-availability?wt.mc_id=DT-MVP-5004771)** for more information.
![image.png](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pwd9000-ML/blog-devto/main/posts/2024/DevOps-Build-2024-Book-Of-News/assets/extension_wall.png)

For example the **GitHub Copilot for Azure** extension, you can speak and ask questions in natural language, by referencing **@Azure** e.g:

- `"@Azure, how do I deploy a web app to Azure?"` and GitHub Copilot will provide you with the code snippets and instructions to deploy a web app to Azure.
- `"@Azure, how many storage accounts do I have?"` and GitHub Copilot will provide you with details about your storage accounts.

Developed by Microsoft and third-party partners. These extensions allow developers and organisations to tailor their GitHub Copilot experience with their preferred services, such as **Azure**, **Docker**, **Sentry**, and more, directly within **GitHub Copilot Chat**.

![image.png](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pwd9000-ML/blog-devto/main/posts/2024/DevOps-Build-2024-Book-Of-News/assets/extension.png)

Specifically, the GitHub Copilot for Azure extension enables developers to build, troubleshoot, and deploy applications on Azure more efficiently. This showcases the potential of building in natural language and demonstrates how a broader range of capabilities can significantly accelerate development velocity.

Check out the **[GitHub Copilot Extensions](https://github.blog/2024-05-21-introducing-github-copilot-extensions?wt.mc_id=DT-MVP-5004771)** for more information.

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### 12. GitHub Copilot Extensions: Enhancing Developer Experience with Azure
### 12. .NET updates for developer community

My personal favourite announcement is **GitHub** is launching the first set of GitHub Copilot extensions in private preview.

![image.png](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pwd9000-ML/blog-devto/main/posts/2024/DevOps-Build-2024-Book-Of-News/assets/extension_wall.png)

For example the **GitHub Copilot for Azure** extension, you can speak and ask questions in natural language, by referencing **@Azure** e.g:

- `"@Azure, how do I deploy a web app to Azure?"` and GitHub Copilot will provide you with the code snippets and instructions to deploy a web app to Azure.
- `"@Azure, how many storage accounts do I have?"` and GitHub Copilot will provide you with details about your storage accounts.

Developed by Microsoft and third-party partners. These extensions allow developers and organisations to tailor their GitHub Copilot experience with their preferred services, such as **Azure**, **Docker**, **Sentry**, and more, directly within **GitHub Copilot Chat**.

![image.png](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pwd9000-ML/blog-devto/main/posts/2024/DevOps-Build-2024-Book-Of-News/assets/extension.png)

Specifically, the GitHub Copilot for Azure extension enables developers to build, troubleshoot, and deploy applications on Azure more efficiently. This showcases the potential of building in natural language and demonstrates how a broader range of capabilities can significantly accelerate development velocity.
The **.NET framework**, Microsoft's cornerstone for building modern applications, has received significant updates, which include the introduction of **.NET Aspire** and the preview of **.NET 9.** .NET Aspire, a new cloud-native stack, simplifies building cloud-native apps by abstracting the complexities of setup, configuration, and diagnostics. It aims to boost developer productivity by allowing them to focus on the logic that matters, using familiar tools within a less complex environment. Additionally, the **.NET 9 Preview 4** brings enhancements aimed at optimising cloud-native app development and enhancing support for building generative AI apps.

Check out the **[GitHub Copilot Extensions](https://github.blog/2024-05-21-introducing-github-copilot-extensions?wt.mc_id=DT-MVP-5004771)** for more information.
Check out the **[General Availability of .NET Aspire](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-aspire-general-availability?wt.mc_id=DT-MVP-5004771)** for more information.

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