How do I develop and test apps with .NET 9?
Last reviewed: 3/25/2025
HowTo Article ID: H032505
The information in this article applies to:
- AudioSearch 6
- GrammarKit 11
- KinesicsKit 9
- LexiconKit 11
- ProfileKit 11
- SpeechKit 14
- SpeechManager 5
- Talk&Listen 6
- VoiceMarkupKit 11
- VoiceXMLKit 8
Summary
Microsoft recently released .NET 9 as a standard-term support (STS) release that has a special focus on cloud-native apps and performance.
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.NET 9 and C# 13 introduce new features and optimizations for application deployments on desktop and cloud platforms. New Chant assemblies are available for developing applications with .NET 9.
It is real easy to develop .NET apps that speak and listen. Configure the application project:
- Add or update the Chant product package from Nuget with .NET assemblies.
- Add code using references to the Chant .NET assemblies.
- For Windows Speech APIs, copy applicable Chant runtime speech API DLL(s) to the application executable folder.
The documentation references provide integration steps for Chant assemblies with .NET as follows:
- Audio Search Applications
- GrammarKit .NET UWP Applications
- GrammarKit .NET Windows Forms Applications
- GrammarKit .NET WPF Applications
- KinesicsKit .NET Windows Forms Applications
- KinesicsKit .NET WPF Applications
- LexiconKit .NET Windows Forms Applications
- LexiconKit .NET WPF Applications
- ProfileKit .NET Windows Forms Applications
- ProfileKit .NET WPF Applications
- SpeechKit .NET UWP Applications
- SpeechKit .NET Windows Forms Applications
- SpeechKit .NET WPF Applications
- Speech Manager Applications
- Talk&Listen Applications
- VoiceMarkupKit .NET UWP Applications
- VoiceMarkupKit .NET Windows Forms Applications
- VoiceMarkupKit .NET WPF Applications
- VoiceXMLKit .NET Windows Forms Applications
- VoiceXMLKit .NET WPF Applications