Cursor is an AI-powered fork of Visual Studio Code, which supports a feature called Workspace Trust to allow developers to safely browse and edit code regardless of where it came from or who wrote it.

Most of the AI features listed in this update are already available in Visual Studio 2022, either through updates to GitHub Copilot or other rollouts. Adaptive paste, custom models, and MCP support ...

New look for Visual Studio but the core still runs on the old .Net Framework Microsoft has released a preview of Visual ...

Microsoft has launched Visual Studio 2026 in preview, a major update focused on deep AI integration, performance, and a ...

Programming Windows drivers in Rust – Microsoft takes stock and presents a special repository with Rust tools.

Calls to shun Microsoft and GitHub go back a long way in the open source community, but moved beyond simmering ...

JetBrains has updated ReSharper, its .NET plugin for Visual Studio, with an out-of-process design that achieves a 61 percent ...

Numerous other possibilities also open up: from the translation of content directly in the interface to the automatic ...

A broad coalition of television broadcasters submitted a joint filing last week urging the Federal Communications Commission to eliminate the national television ownership cap, arguing that the ...

GitHub has expanded its Copilot coding agent with a new agents panel, giving Visual Studio and VS Code users a centralized way to launch and track AI-driven coding tasks directly alongside their ...

Anyone who has used GitHub Copilot will tell you that it’s incredibly useful. But they’ll also tell you it’s incredibly annoying. Fortunately, Microsoft has a fix. “Based on your feedback, we ...