How to Customize Visual Studio Code Chat with GitHub Copilot and Semantic Kernel
Discover how to customize Visual Studio Code Chat to revolutionize your development workflow with AI. By leveraging GitHub Copilot, Semantic Kernel, and Azure AI Agent Service, you can create chat participants tailored to tasks like project creation, requirement analysis, and code orchestration. Learn to integrate models like o1-mini for reasoning and .NET Aspire for distributed application management. Empower your IDE with AI to streamline complex workflows and boost efficiency.Install Issue - Windows 11 Insider Preview 10.0.26120.2705 (ge_release_upr)
I joined windows insider, and before I start I wanted to note originally only wanted to be in the beta, not the DEV or CANARY builds as I am a beginner. However, at this moment in time, the DEV build downloaded and this build is trying to install, I have clicked download/install multiple times and it takes forever, (I know it takes time but normally is much faster on my device) but when it finally hits 100%, it requests the restart for the update process, whenever my system is rebooted windows update says "Attention Needed" and the install failed. Yet-- when I go to update history this is what shows: Here is what my insider page looks like currently for note: So I am confused and frankly would either like to get this update install gone, or just the beta. Any assistance would be very much appreciated, especially since I am a newbie.The development spectrum of Microsoft 365 and Power Platform
It's a balance of knowing what skills to use, and when - blended with thoughtful 'build versus buy' decision making criteria. This webinar looks left-to-right across the full spectrum of options within Microsoft 365 and Power Platform - from no-code to low-code, to pro-code. Each presenter will represent one area on the spectrum. Chris Kent will put SharePoint and Lists into action and demonstrate a common no-code scenario. April Dunnam will then showcase what you can do with Power Apps and Power Automate to design a clear example of low code. And last, Vesa Juvonen take us into Visual Studio leveraging SharePoint Framework and guidance on when, and how, to extend Microsoft 365 using pro-code patterns and practices (PnP). Your host, Mark Kashman, will kick things off and interview each presenter between each segment to help discover what you need to ask yourself when assessing your next spectrum of development opportunity. Sharing is caring. Related resources The Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Community: https://pnp.github.io/ Power Platform learning paths: https://aka.ms/learnpowerplatform Microsoft Lists resource center: https://aka.ms/MSLists List Formatting Samples: https://aka.ms/List-Formatting Microsoft adoption hub: https://adoption.microsoft.comExtension toolbar button not working (Edge Dev 132.0.2931.1)
In the latest Dev channel build, clicking on the extension button in the toolbar you see the UI is all strange and only shows one of your extensions taking up the whole window. You are also missing the bottom part of the UI. I've submitted feedback but I'm not sure if it captured a screencap of the issue. Screenshot below:
The edge dev is not opening
From the previous update of 119.0.2116.0 my microsoft edge dev is not opening. I think the problem come after this update and now I have manually updated to the latest 120.0.2165.1 with the installer and the problem is still there. I have seen the task manager the msedge process starts and run for sometime then automatically get terminated. Please Show any fix.I want to be able to group app icons on Start menu - Windows 11
for example I want to put PWAs icons in one group, put Photo related app/software icons in another group and so on. Ideally I want to do this by dragging an icon on start menu and dropping it on another icon to form a group - Windows 11 insider Upvote in feedback hub: https://aka.ms/AAdps2rWindows 11 insider Dev build 25309 allows for uninstallation of VBSCRIPT
You can now uninstall VBSCRIPT You can either use Windows settings -> Apps to uninstall it or use the PowerShell script below: Get-WindowsCapability -Online | Where-Object { $_.Name -like '*VBSCRIPT*' } | remove-WindowsCapability -Online
