Microsoft released its Surface Duo 2 emulator for developers. The updated emulator helps optimize apps for foldable devices.
Microsoft just released Windows 11 build 22458 to Insiders in the Dev Channel. The build includes just one new feature, a link to sign-in opens in the power menu of Start.
A new highlight reel showcases the work of indie developers in Unreal Engine 5. The video showcases the Nanite and Lumen features in Unreal Engine 5.
An announcement post from Microsoft briefly appeared for Visual Studio Code for the Web, but it has since been taken down.
Community support for Java 7 ends in July 2022. To minimize risks and security vulnerabilities, developers should move on to Java 8 or Java 11.
Microsoft's head of developer platform, Kevin Gallo, discusses Fluent design and refreshing apps for Windows 11. He also addresses concerns regarding design elements slowing down PCs.
NVIDIA announced that the latest version of the DLSS SDK supports Linux. The company also made the DLSS SDK available to developers for free without requiring an application.
A new tool from Microsoft will allow developers to use x64 code and code built to natively run on Windows 11 on ARM in the same app. As a result, more apps should be able to move over to Windows 11 on ARM.
Microsoft announced several developer tools that help create apps for Windows 11. It's now easier for developers to build and create PWAs into the new Microsoft Store and to integrate Windows 11 features into apps.
When Microsoft announced Windows 11, it outlined several new tools and options for developers. These items show a clear commitment to the Microsoft Store, even if that means the tech giant is sacrificing some money upfront.
Microsoft will hold a second event on June 24 that focuses on app development. There's a good chance that the event will focus on making apps for Windows 11.
Microsoft's 2021 Build Conference ran throughout most of this week. Despite it showcasing many tools for developers, some people on the web have complained about its focus. Here's why it was perfect for what it was supposed to be.
Microsoft announced plenty for developers at Build 2021, including improvements to app development, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Edge. Here are the biggest announcements from the conference.
Microsoft continues to invest in AI and helping people code. Its latest piece of tech converts natural spoken language into functional code.
Epic Games announced that Unreal Engine 5 is now available in early access for game developers. The new engine promises to deliver "a generational leap in visual fidelity."
Microsoft Build 2021 is next week. To get ready for the developer conference, you can grab 4K wallpapers, backgrounds for Microsoft Teams, and more from GitHub.
A session from Google I/O discusses optimizing apps for folding devices, including the Surface Duo. Google has several tools that simplify the development process for these apps.
Build 2021 starts next week, and Microsoft's Hello World show breaks down how the event will look. The episode runs through the registration process and explains some of the learning tools available for developers.
GitHub now allows you to upload videos from mobile devices or PCs. The feature should make it easier to show people how to reproduce bugs and to provide context for other developers.
Build 2021 registrations are now open. The developer-aimed conference will run from May 25 - May 27 and is free to attend virtually.