Channel 9 is transferred to Microsoft Learn

The 9 has long been a great way to see what goes on behind Microsoft's closed doors, but also how new products are created.

Για πάρα πολλούς, το Channel 9 έχει χρησιμεύσει σαν μια πλατφόρμα για τη λήψη τεχνικών πληροφοριών από πρώτο χέρι απευθείας από τους ανθρώπους που εργάζονται στη Microsoft. Έτσι από πολλές opinions, είναι ένα εξαιρετικό εργαλείο s with valuable documentation.microsoft learn featured image jpg

So today a Microsoft announcement states that Channel 9 is integrated into Microsoft Learn. All its content will be transferred to the new platform by the end of this month.

"Later this month, you'll find thousands of hours of Channel 9 technical knowledge in its new home, along with our hugely popular documentation and Microsoft Learn content." he said Microsoft.

As well as content 'made by programmers for programmers', your favorite Channel 9 productions will continue to be shown, but in a new ".

Needless to say, Channel 9 will continue to evolve, but at the same time, it will also help Microsoft Learn to evolve faster. THE Microsoft mentions that it will bring a lot of technical shows to Learn, so if you are interested, a lot will be happening on the platform this month.

 

"With Microsoft Learn, we are committed to providing you with in-depth technical content in a variety of media. Subscribe to Learn TV on November 8th for the release of Visual Studio 2022 on VS 2022. And on November 9th, we host .NET Conf 2021, a three-day developer event celebrating important releases of the .NET development platform.

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