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GitHub shows how GitHub Copilot CLI can speed up onboarding by scanning a repository and returning a plain-English overview of the codebase from the terminal.

Microsoft Developer features Gauri Kasar explaining how Azure Database for PostgreSQL supports resilient, high-performance app deployments, including high availability, read replicas, backup/restore, and elastic clusters for scaling.

Microsoft Developer features Jonathon Frost from the Microsoft Azure PostgreSQL team, walking through migrating to managed PostgreSQL on Azure (homogeneous and heterogeneous scenarios) and demonstrating AI-assisted Oracle-to-Postgres migration using VS Code with GitHub Copilot.

Microsoft Developer hosts Abe Omorogbe showing how to build AI-powered agents on Azure backed by PostgreSQL, including secure connectivity, natural-language querying/analytics, and vector search, using Microsoft Foundry.

Microsoft Developer shares Dingding Liu’s overview of Azure HorizonDB, a new Azure-managed PostgreSQL service aimed at extreme scale and performance, including architecture highlights, a quick VS Code provisioning demo, and AI-oriented capabilities like vector indexing and SQL-based AI functions.

GitHub introduces a new remote feature for GitHub Copilot CLI that lets you access and control an active terminal session from any browser-enabled device. In this short update, GitHub explains the core capability and links to the public preview announcement.

GitHub walks beginners through hosting a static website with GitHub Pages, including deploying from a branch or via GitHub Actions, then adding a custom domain and enforcing HTTPS.

John Savill's Technical Training walks through how SFTP on Azure Storage can use Microsoft Entra ID for authentication, including a demo and practical notes on token lifetime and data-plane authorization (RBAC/ABAC).

John Savill's Technical Training shares a short overview pointing to a full video on integrating Microsoft Entra ID identities for authentication and authorization when accessing Azure Storage via SFTP.

GitHub (with program manager Lee Reilly) shows how GitHub Copilot CLI was used to build GH-Dungeons, a terminal roguelike generated from a repository’s latest SHA, turning typical repo problems like scope creep and merge conflicts into dungeon hazards.

John Savill's Technical Training runs through a quick weekly-style Azure update covering AKS networking and observability changes, new Azure Functions trigger capabilities, several Azure platform service updates, and a few AI/model-related items (including Foundry Local and new model announcements).

In this Blazor Community Standup video, dotnet (featuring Daniel Roth and Ondřej Roztočil) previews upcoming Blazor validation improvements in .NET 11, including async validation, localized validation messages, and client-side validation without requiring an interactive render mode.

Microsoft Developer features Boris Scholl and Niels Buit discussing how to apply AI to Azure Well-Architected Framework Operational Excellence practices, focusing on observability, troubleshooting, automation, and the risks (non-determinism, security, privacy) that architects need to manage.

GitHub interviews Copilot CLI Product Manager Ryan Hecht on GitHub Checkout, covering experimental Copilot CLI features like a plugin marketplace, the /chronicle command, multi-model agents, and fleet mode/autopilot for large refactors.

Microsoft Developer shares a Budget Bites season finale discussion with Microsoft leaders on what “budget-smart” AI app building looks like, covering cost realities, Azure SQL scaling (including Hyperscale), and how GitHub Copilot and agents can reduce operational work.

Microsoft Developer walks through using GitHub Copilot with the VS Code MSSQL extension to control Copilot context for T-SQL—covering custom instruction files, Plan Mode/Agent Mode for schema design, skills as slash commands, and inspecting Copilot’s debug payload while targeting SQL Server 2025 and Azure SQL Database.

GitHub explains how to use Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with GitHub Copilot CLI, showing how the /mcp command can connect an AI agent to tools like documentation sources and testing utilities such as Playwright and Svelte.

Microsoft Developer shares an episode of Cozy AI Kitchen where Joanna Oikawa demonstrates how a Figma MCP server connects Figma designs to VS Code to support AI-assisted UI development and faster designer–developer iteration.

The dotnet team hosts a community standup showing how to upgrade GenAINET samples to Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF) v1, using GitHub Copilot CLI and SQUAD to coordinate AI agents in a repo and speed up the work, then extending the samples toward production-style hosted-agent scenarios.

GitHub showcases GitCity, an open-source project that turns your GitHub profile activity into a 3D pixel-art city, mapping contributions, repositories, and stars into visual elements you can explore.