About this tag
The .net 10 tag covers guidance on moving Azure Functions from the in-process hosting model to the .NET 10 isolated worker model. Current discussion focuses on Microsoft’s November 10, 2026, deadline for in-process support and the related end of .NET 8 support. It compares .NET 10 isolated worker with .NET 8 isolated worker as a lower-change bridge for applications constrained by dependencies, release timing, or hosting requirements. The coverage also considers the longer support horizon: .NET 10 is scheduled to remain supported through November 14, 2028. This tag is useful for teams planning Azure Functions framework upgrades and evaluating migration timing, compatibility, and support-life implications.
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    Create Your First C# Console App on Windows 10/11 with .NET 10 SDK and WinGet

    A C# console app is the ideal first lap around the .NET track: no designer, no project wizard maze, and no mysterious “why is this checkbox here?” moment. On a current Windows PC, Windows Package Manager (WinGet) can install the supported .NET SDK, while the dotnet command-line interface can...
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    Microsoft.UI.Reactor Preview: Try Microsoft’s Experimental C# Framework for WinUI Apps — Megathread

    Microsoft has published a longer introduction to Microsoft.UI.Reactor, an experimental C# framework for WinUI desktop apps. It is not a new UI platform, and Microsoft's own wording is blunt: it has no support policy and no API guarantees. This is a tour of what it changes, what stays the same...
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    GitHub Copilot SDK BYOK with Azure OpenAI in .NET 10: Entra ID and API Key Setup

    Microsoft's .NET Blog has published a short C# walkthrough on pointing the GitHub Copilot SDK at your own model deployment. Bruno Capuano's sample is a small .NET 10 console app that sends one question to a Microsoft Foundry or Azure OpenAI deployment instead of GitHub-hosted models. It isn't a...
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    KillerPDF 1.8.71 for Windows 10/11: Annotation Fixes, CLI Tools and .NET 10 Requirements

    KillerPDF, the free, open-source PDF editor for Windows, has a new build on Neowin's software listings: version 1.8.70. It's a maintenance release. The changes are mostly about keeping annotations intact, handling some awkwardly built PDFs better and tidying up the interface. There's one catch...
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    .NET 8 and 9 Support Ends November 10: Upgrade to .NET 10

    Microsoft will end support for .NET 8 and .NET 9 on November 10, 2026. That is Patch Tuesday, 48 days after this article was published. After that date, apps built on either runtime get no more security fixes, servicing updates or Microsoft technical support. Microsoft's recommended destination...
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    GitHub Copilot Upgrades .NET Framework Apps to .NET 10 — Megathread

    Microsoft has demonstrated a GitHub Copilot workflow that upgrades a sample .NET Framework application to .NET 10 from inside Visual Studio, but it does not remove Windows 11’s long-standing legacy-app burden in the way the headline suggests. The new material, published by the Visual Studio Blog...
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    Azure Functions Move to .NET 10 Isolated Worker by Nov. 10, 2026

    Organizations still running Azure Functions in-process should treat.NET 10 isolated worker as the strategic destination in 2026, while.NET 8 isolated worker remains a documented lower-change bridge for apps blocked by dependency, release, or hosting constraints. Microsoft’s in-process support...