What is Windows Subsystem for Linux 2?
What is the Windows Subsystem for Linux and what are the changes coming in version 2 of the technology?
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Category Archives: Build 2019
Microsoft Looks to Push Teams Forward with new Apps, Monetization Opportunities
Microsoft is about to enable functionality inside of Teams that will allow for ISVs to build a business around the communication platform.
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Build is (Not) Boring (Premium)
If you think Microsoft Build is boring, you’re missing the point. This isn’t a consumer press event. It’s a developer show.
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Microsoft’s New Collaboration Experience Sets the Course for the Future of Office
Microsoft is building a new collaboration framework that is going to significantly change how and where you interact with data as it will soon no longer be tied to a specific application or location.
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Microsoft’s Overhauling Enterprise Search With a Zero Typing Experience
Later this month, Microsoft will be rolling out a new search workflow for enterprise customers that starts with a zero typing experience.
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Microsoft’s Building its own Terminal for Windows 10, Adding Features to Windows Subsystem for Linux
Microsoft has built a proper Terminal for Windows 10 and the company is also adding new features to the Subsystem for Linux.
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Microsoft’s Bringing New Feature to its PowerApps Platform
At Microsoft’s Build conference this week, the company is making a significant number of announcements related to the company’s PowerApps platform.
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Here Comes Build 2019
Microsoft is hosting its Build 2019 developer conference this week in Seattle. And yes, Brad, Mary Jo, and I are here to cover the show.
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From Azure to the Edge, Microsoft’s Announcing Several AI, ML, and IoT Features at Build 2019
Microsoft is expanding its Azure, IoT, end Edge services ahead of build with new features and options as the company continues its push deeper into the cloud-computing era.
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Microsoft launches a fully managed blockchain service
Microsoft didn’t rush to bring blockchain technology to its Azure cloud computing platform, but over the course of the last year, it started to pick up the pace with the launch of its blockchain development kit and the Azure Blockchain Workbench. Today, ahead of its Build developer conference, it is going a step further by […] Continue reading Microsoft launches a fully managed blockchain service