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We recently released the milestone v1.0 release in the Arcus Scripting library. Besides new functionality, this is a milestone in bringing reliable scripting functionality to projects.
Arcus has received many updates regarding the branding of each component's feature documentation. Just recently, we took the final step in the rebranding of Arcus; a whole new general Arcus landing zone.
While the last release was a major one, this v1.1 update brings whole new features that take the Arcus project templates to a production-ready and future-proof level.
One of the biggest changes in the recent Arcus releases is W3C correlation support on all of our components. Read on to see how this could help improve your application.
Managing roles during JWT validation was tedious and repetitive work. The newest Arcus Scripting release has changed things for the better.
What started as a wish for an easier and better telemetry correlation has finally come to an end. Read more to see what this final piece of the puzzle is all about.
We have seen a whole new wave of changes in Arcus that only strengthens our relationship with Microsoft technology. The Arcus Messaging v1.4 release is no different.
In some cases, an asynchronous context is missing. This can cause a bit of friction. The newest Arcus Security release has fixed this, with minimal changes to your code base.
The Arcus EventGrid v3.3 release brings event publishing to a whole new level. It simplifies and enhances the whole process into something very powerful. Keep reading to find out how.
Arcus has never grown up as much as it did in 2022. In this post, we go through the biggest changes and explain how Arcus has well and truly grown up.
