Microsoft have finally started to show off what’s available in Windows 10 for us app developers. Over the next few days we can start to take a look at some of these changes and what it can mean. Today we’ll look at what you can do with the Windows.UI.Xaml.KeyAccelerator class.
Microsoft have finally started to show off what’s available in Windows 10 for us app developers. Over the next few days we can start to take a look at some of these changes and what it can mean. Today we’ll look at DependencyProperty changed notifications.
Microsoft have finally started to show off what’s available in Windows 10 for us app developers. Over the next few days we can start to take a look at some of these changes and what it can mean. To begin with let’s look at what you can do with Windows.System.Launcher.
As I briefly mentioned yesterday, the Windows 10 Technical Preview tools have been released. My first experiments were about ensuring Caliburn.Micro still works well.
In a bit of surprise news (I wasn’t expecting this till Build) but Microsoft have just announced the release of the Windows 10 Technical Preview Tools. This will let us build and upgrade our apps to the Windows 10 Universal App Platform.