An introduction to the new Results Table integrated into the output cell of Notebooks, powered by the VS Code extension called Data Wrangler. The post Announcing the Data Wrangler powered Notebook Results Table appeared first on Microsoft for Python Developers Blog.| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
Reviewed by Imran Masud and Sumit Sarabhai When it comes to working with Microsoft SQL Server in Python, pyodbc has long been the de facto driver. It’s mature, trusted and has been serving the community well for years. But as applications scale and Python becomes more central to modern data workflows — from microservices to […] The post mssql-python vs pyodbc: Benchmarking SQL Server Performance appeared first on Microsoft for Python Developers Blog.| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The August 2025 release includes Python shell integration support for Python 3.13+, Python Environments extension improvements, enhanced terminal suggestions with documentation, and more!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
After the successful release of Public Preview of mssql-python driver, we’re thrilled to announce a major milestone for the mssql-python driver: full support for all three major operating systems—Windows, macOS, and Linux. This release marks a significant leap forward in our mission to provide seamless, performant, and Pythonic connectivity to Microsoft SQL Server and the […] The post Announcing Full Cross-Platform Support for the mssql-python Driver appeared first on Microsoft for Pyth...| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The July 2025 release includes TBA and more!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The June 2025 release includes Copilot chat tools in the Python extension, project creation from a template, language server based terminal suggest, and more!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The May 2025 release includes updates in the Python Environments extension, a new color picker added by Pylance, branch coverage support, and more!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
Microsoft is thrilled to announce our participation in PyTexas 2025, taking place this year in the vibrant city of Austin, Texas! At this year’s event, Microsoft is proud to contribute to the community’s growth and excitement by hosting a booth and delivering an engaging talk. The post Microsoft at PyTexas 2025: Join Us for a Celebration of Python and Innovation appeared first on Microsoft for Python Developers Blog.| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
Microsoft is holding an AI Agents Hackathon, and we want to see what you can build with Python! We'll have 20+ live streams showing you how to build AI agents with Python using popular agent frameworks and Microsoft technologies. Then, you can submit your project for a chance to win prizes, including a Best in Python prize! The post Build AI agents with Python in #AgentsHack appeared first on Microsoft for Python Developers Blog.| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The April 2025 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code is now available. This update introduces enhancements to the Copilot experience in Notebooks, improved support for editable installs, faster and more reliable diagnostics, and the addition of custom Node.js arguments with Pylance, and more!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
Announcing the new Python Driver for SQL Server and Azure SQL!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The March 2025 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. This month's updates include improvements to shell integration, a new setting to change auto test discovery file patterns, inline values shown on hover, and more!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The February 2025 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. This month's updates include .| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The December 2024 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. This month's updates include a special review of docstring generation features from Pylance, the new Python Environments extension in preview, Pylance's "full" language server mode, and much more. Keep reading to learn more!| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
Join us on December 5th for a full day of online training and discover the latest services and features in Azure designed specifically for Python developers.| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
You can use your favorite VS Code setup, either desktop or web, to build, train, deploy, debug, and manage machine learning models with Azure Machine Learning from within VS Code.| Microsoft for Python Developers Blog
The June 2024 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. This month's updates include an experimental Python REPL with Intellisense and syntax highlighting, and pytest improvements on the testing rewrite. Keep reading to learn more!| Python
The December 2022 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available. This release includes auto indentation with Pylance, a preview of Python in the browser and a community highlight. Keep on reading to learn more!| Python
We’re excited to announce that the August 2022 release of the Python and Jupyter extensions for Visual Studio Code are now available! This release includes the following improvements: Automatic debug configurations for web apps Improvements to the Getting Started Experience Setting to configure the display of the interpreter information on the status bar A new […]| Python
Python 3.11 brings the specialized adaptive interpreter, the starting point of a large plan to make Python much faster. At Microsoft, we have a full-time team dedicated to this project.| Python
