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 Build 2021 has officially kicked off. Here's all the biggest news to crop up thus far from the all-digital conference.
Microsoft CEO has teased that a major update is in the works for Windows, calling it the "most significant updates to Windows in the past decade." The company isn't detailing what those updates are today, but does say that it will have more to share very soon.
Microsoft announced several new developer features at Build 2021 for Microsoft Teams. Many of the new features focus on helping people work together in real-time.
At Build 2021, Microsoft has today announced the general availability of Linux GUI application support in the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2. The feature was announced and shipped in preview in the last handful of months, but the today it's now generally available for all Windows Developers to download, install, and utilize.
Microsoft has today announced a new preview version of its new Project Reunion app framework, designed to unify the development platforms across Win32 and UWP apps. Microsoft launches Project Reunion 0.5 in March, and today is releasing version 0.8 which includes down-level support for Windows 10 version 1809 and up, .NET 5 support, as well as WinUI 3 and WebView2 support.
At Build 2021, Microsoft has today announced that Edge 91 will ship with a couple of new features designed to make using Microsoft Edge more performant on low-end hardware. These new features include "Sleeping Tabs" and "Startup Boost," designed to keep Edge running as smoothly as possible.
Microsoft has announced a new preview build of its popular Windows Terminal application today, featuring a new Quake Mode that allows users to quickly open a new terminal window from anywhere within Windows with a keyboard shortcut
Microsoft Build is an all-digital event running from May 25 - 27. The event has over 300 sessions, and you can participate as they happen live.
Microsoft Build is happening once again this year. Just like last year, the Build conference will be a virtual event that anyone can attend. Here's everything we know so far.
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