than 160 sessions 3.43 million viewers in 197 countries The live stream had 330,000 Day 1 viewers, with 631,344 unique live viewers across all days, the largest Build (or Channel 9) event to date 1.5 million views of the Square Enix DirectX 12 Demo on YouTube 32.6 million people have used the how-old.net website to analyze 236 million images 1.9 million clicks to the face API in the AML gallery Hungry, hungry developers 3,465 gallons of coffee consumed >18k breakfast pastries 12.6 terabytes of data downloaded 22,578 sodas 22,162 pieces of fruit
Vision” –The New York Times “Build 2015: Microsoft Edge will redefine the browser experience” – Computerworld “Microsoft's mojo is back.” – Bob O’Donnell, USA TODAY “Windows 10 with Holograms Looks Freaking Awesome” – Gizmodo “Microsoft embraces Makers with Arduino, Raspberry Pi partnerships” – Mashable “But as Microsoft continues to roll out new Windows builds, it looks increasingly clear that it’s not just “universal” Windows we’re talking about. It’s Windows forever.” - Mark Hachman, PCWorld “At its Build conference this week, Microsoft dropped a bombshell: Windows 10 will run Android and iOS apps. Whether or not that's a good idea is a highly debatable topic…Either way, it's an impressive and ambitious undertaking.” – Kevin Tofel, ZDNet “They’ve opened up the once-impenetrate castle walls.” - Bill Rigby, Reuters “Our inside look at Microsoft's HoloLens leaves us wanting more.” – c|net “I walked away optimistic about Microsoft’s plans for the future of computing in the long term, and impressed by the opportunities for developers in the short term.” - Blair Hanley Frank, GeekWire “It’s almost unthinkable. I was astounded that Microsoft had dared to go this far.” NIKKEI NET, Build participant and app developer
Windows Xbox IoT Universal Windows Platform Middleware Platforms Middleware Partners (e.g., Xamarin) Game Engine Partners (e.g., Unity) Windows Platform Universal Windows 8 Apps (C++/C#/JS) Universal Windows 10 Apps (C++/C#/JS) Project Centennial (Classic Apps) Web Platform Microsoft Edge HTML Engine Cordova Tooling (HTML/JS) Hosted Web Apps (HTML/JS) Other Mobile Platforms Project Astoria (Java/C++) Project Islandwood (Objective C/C++)
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your Store app Augment the experience using Universal Windows APIs No change to your web workflow Native APIs Native APIs if (window.Windows) { // Create an appointment Windows.ApplicationModel.Appointments.Appointment(); } Trip to Barcelona 3/25/2015 All Day Notes: Return to work
/ C++ code Use Android IDE High code reuse Use your Objective C code Use Visual Studio Medium-high code reuse Wherever your code was born, you can bring it to Windows • There are many ways to write Universal Windows Platform (or UAP) apps. • Microsoft announced that in addition to Web apps and Win32 apps, you can use your Android Java/C++ or iOS Objective-C code to make Windows 10 apps. https://dev.windows.com/en-US/uwp-bridges
Database Enhancements Azure Data Lake Azure SQL Data Warehouse Azure Service Fabric Azure App Service Environment (Premium) Azure Resource Manager Support for VMs, Storage and Networking Azure Marketplace Enhancements And much more: http://azure.microsoft.com/blog
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