Time for the people hub!!! GET HYPE!!
This guy reminds me of Big Head from Silicon Valley.
Can someone explain the website integration with Windows? I missed that.
If they can nail it, they should never have problems if they give developers an easy way to port/develop for Windows Phones.I have a feeling Win 10 phones won't have an issue with support of games/apps lol
Interesting, thanks!Websites can recognize when you are using a Win 10 device and allow you to essentially turn the website into an app by downloading it. At least that's what I remember.
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Websites that add the functionality can recognize when you are using a Win 10 device and allow you to essentially turn the website into an app by downloading it. At least that's what I remember.
That's your project?
This also allows the website to bring notifications to WIN10 natively!
I hope all this listening service stuff can be disabled.
I hope all this listening service stuff can be disabled.
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Did he say that the Start Menu suggestions were optional too or just the lock screen one?
Who will develop in Objective-C in Visual Studio? Mac environment is moving over to Swift. It's the sole environment that has kept the language alive. Are Microsoft hoping to extend the life of Obj-C to be a thorn in Mac's side?
I haven't developed on OS X for a while. How quickly are people shifting over to Swift as their first or usual choice?
I'd be genuinely surprised if Obj-C isn't still the main language for many years to come.
http://www.infoq.com/news/2015/03/mobile-survey-swift-2015Swift, Apples new language for iOS, has received a special chapter in this report due to its unprecedented adoption levels just a few months after being announced. 20% of all mobile developers are using Swift and 2% are using it as the primary language. 48% of Swift adopters are also using Objective C, but not as primary language, while 23% of them were not using Objective C. This is considered as a good sign for Apple because it should lead to more truly native apps being created in the future. The remaining 29% of these early adopters of Swift are developers already using Objective C as their primary programming language.