The Windows 10 Anniversary Update became available to the general consumer today. Wondering why you should care? Microsoft has a rundown of the changes relevant to developers on its dev blog.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update SDK has been released as part of Visual Studio 2015 Update 3. Here’s what’s in it:
Edge improvements. Extensions are now supported in Edge, as well as Microsoft Hello—so your web users can log in using facial recognition.
Microsoft also officially announced that desktop apps converted with Microsoft’s Desktop Bridge (Project Centennial) can be submitted to the Windows Store, as we previously reported. Click here to submit your desktop app.
Universal Windows Platform apps created with Windows 10 will now work on HoloLens and Xbox as well as PC and mobile.
And for Linux fans who want to use Bash Shell to develop for Windows, it’s now available directly from the Windows Store via a partnership with Canonical.
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