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Benjamin Akhigbe

Benjamin Akhigbe

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Biography

Benjamin Akhigbe, also known as The Microsoft Bible from Cambridge UK, the heart of Microsoft Research and Ninja Theory and have been a fan of Microsoft growing up since the age 7. A former Microsoft freelance writer for OnMSFT.

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Businesses, Microsoft Power PI, Mobile app development etc. Outlook, OneDrive,Enterprise UWP, Xamarin, Microsoft 365 Azure, Office, Microsoft Visual Studio

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corporate IT, careers, security

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Total articles 44

  • Microsoft reveals a roadmap on Visual Studio Code Update for Java Developers this year

    By Benjamin Akhigbe| On MSFT Verified Microsoft has revealed a roadmap for a Visual Studio update for Java developers which covers from July 2021 to December 2021. The firm supports Java in Visual Studio Code through an extension pack that has a collection of components recommended by Microsoft, featuring a debugger, a test runner, IntelliCode and many more functions. Microsoft regularly updates its integrated development environment to enhance support for the programming language.

    By Benjamin Akhigbe · On MSFT

    Jul. 09, 2021

  • New Share Menu comes to Microsoft Edge Dev & Canary

    By Benjamin Akhigbe| On MSFT Verified Microsoft has announced that it is bringing a new share menu for Edge Insiders running on Canary and Dev builds on desktop. The new share menu provides users with quick access to the share targets in the way of app icons, which is a very useful way to add one's WhatsApp contact address or email address to share webpages with themselves or others.

    By Benjamin Akhigbe · On MSFT

    Jul. 03, 2021

  • Microsoft Introduces GitHub Copilot, an AI programmer that helps developers write better code

    By Benjamin Akhigbe| On MSFT Verified Microsoft announced yesterday that they are launching a technical preview of GitHub Copilot, an AI programmer that helps developers to write better code. GitHub Copilot helps a programmer to discover alternative ways to solve problems, write tests and explore new API tools very quickly without the need to search for answers on the internet. This way, the GitHub Copilot draws the context from the code a developer is working with, by suggesting whole lines or entire functions.

    By Benjamin Akhigbe · On MSFT

    Jun. 30, 2021

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Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

+91 22 3555 5000