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Microsoft's seventh .NET 11 preview expands runtime-async, developer tooling, libraries, C#, Blazor, MAUI, EF Core and Windows Forms.

The more you drill down into the language structure of G#, the more you can see it as a hybrid of the .NET approach and Go.

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This should be the final preview release of .NET 11 before we get release candidates and a final release in November.

Preview 7 highlights include new C# features, runtime-native async improvements, and major progress in CoreCLR on WebAssembly.

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