Microsoft developers keep plugging away at the "huge technical challenge" of duplicating the Windows Forms designer found in the aging, Windows-only .NET Framework in .NET Core, the new open-source, ...

That means we need to re-architect the way the designer surface “communicates” with Visual Studio,” Microsoft wrote in a post.

Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2022 17.3 Preview 2. This is a major release because it is the first version of the IDE to pack native support for ARM64 hardware, but only on Windows 11 for now.

Visual Studio is based on .NET Framework. The Windows Forms Core designer however should enable users to create a visual design for .NET Core apps. If you've tried to "mix" .NET Framework and .NET ...