Build 2022

Episode 271 with Daniel Rubino and Zac Bowden, featuring Build 2022, Project Volterra, and more.

This week, there were two major tech conferences, a load of announcements, and enough reports and rumors to appease any enthusiast's appetite. Here are the biggest news stories of the week.

Microsoft recently shared an update on its plan to unify OneNote on Windows. There are currently two versions of the app available for PCs, but Microsoft is working to create a single experience.

At Build 2022, Microsoft announced that developers can now create Loop components by updating Adaptive Cards. The option makes it easier to sync content across Microsoft 365.

Microsoft highlighted several new features for Edge at Build 2022. The new options improve the experience for Progressive Web Apps and WebUI/UWP apps.

Microsoft announced a long list of features for Teams at Build 2022. Developers have new options for creating and improving apps for Teams and across Microsoft 365.

Microsoft plans to open up the Windows 11 Widget panel to third-party developers later this year.

The Microsoft Store is getting some big updates in the coming months for both end-users and developers!

Microsoft has announced that it plans to expand support for Android apps on Windows 11 to more markets later this year.

Microsoft has unveiled a new developer kit for Windows on ARM, built in partnership with Qualcomm and designed to help devs leverage new AI capabilities and compile apps for ARM.