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The countdown to Microsoft Build 2025 is here! Join us from May 19-22, in Seattle or online, for an exciting lineup of .NET and C# content.

With over 75 sessions covering everything from AI integration to app modernization, there's something for all .NET developers! Connect with the community, meet the experts, and get hands-on experience at our labs.

Don't miss out! #MSBuild #dotNET #DeveloperCommunity

🚀 Exciting news! Announcing the third preview release of .NET 10! 🚀 With enhancements across the .NET Runtime, SDK, libraries, C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, and .NET MAUI, this release is packed with features! Check out the full release notes to dive in: [link] Let's grow our .NET community together and share our thoughts on this latest update! #DotNet #Tech #DeveloperCommunity

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Contribute to repos like chromium, v8, Skia, and more!
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Watch Willem Jiang's session "Nurturing New Contributors: The Art of Crafting Good First Issues on GitHub" at #FOSSASIASummit2025 to learn how to create welcoming and effective "Good First Issues" that help new contributors get started in open source.

🔗 Click here youtu.be/63zMCwCjFz4?si=ThLgqR to watch on the FOSSASIA YouTube channel

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Google's Move on Android AOSP Development

Google has moved the development of Android to a private repository, aiming to streamline the development process and reduce complexity. Despite this, the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) will continue to be released at regular intervals, ensuring it remains open-source and accessible.

However, this change has raised concerns among developers:
- **Transparency**: Developers are worried about the reduced visibility into ongoing development.
- **Contribution**: Some fear it may limit their ability to contribute and influence the project.
- **Community Reaction**: While some support the move for potential efficiency gains, others are skeptical and call for more transparency and assurances from Google.