As promised in February, Microsoft embraced the wildly popular React JavaScript library in Visual Studio 2015 by providing built-in support for its JSX syntax. So I took it for a spin. It works.

For one recent example, new updates to its Visual Studio Mobile Center -- providing back-end services such as data storage, analytics and so on for mobile apps -- include support of code signing for ...

Xamarin this, Xamarin that. But not all cross-platform is Xamarin. Have you heard of one other option, like React Native?

Yext has announced Studio, a new no-code visual editor that empowers users to build high-performing websites with Yext’s Pages product.

Already prevalent in the JavaScript and TypeScript communities, VS Code is also gaining popularity among Java developers who want to switch between front-end React Apps and back-end Java apps without ...

According to the company, there is a tutorial within Visual Studio Code called Getting Started with Python that installs the extension and gets the basic features up and running.

In another Microsoft embrace of competitive technologies, the Visual Studio Mobile Center -- serving as 'mission control' for mobile apps -- now supports code signing of React Native apps via its new ...