What Microsoft announced at the Build Developer Conference 2015 – Day 1

In today’s presentation, Microsoft went all out showing the main upcoming services and features people can expect in Windows 10 and beyond. The new Microsoft has shown it is adapting to various frameworks of programming and facilitating the process of porting Android and iOS apps to Windows. Here’s a brief of what happened during Build 2015. MS also deserves some bonus points for including women and minorities in its presentation.
Also, Windows 10 Technical Preview, built 10074 is now available for download.

.NET Core

Primera vez en Linux and Mac OSX. Preview versions available
.NET Core RC available on Windows

Visual Studio Code

A code editor now available on Windows, Mac, Linux.
Makes developing software easier with support of various platforms and languages
It supports various programming languages
VSC was made with Chromium, the open-source version of Google Chrome

Azure services

It helps companies with better management of resources.
More service availability than Amazon and other rival service combined

Office Graph API

Cross-platforms Add-ins that even work with mobile devices

Windows Store

Developers can easily port their iOS and Android apps to Windows 10’s Windows Store (Universal Windows Platform).
Also, web apps, .Net and Win32 software will be available via the Store
Universal Windows apps running on PCs. Apps notify users even when apps are closed.

Microsoft Edge

Previously known as Project Spartan
It includes built-in features such as Cortana, note-taking.
It will support extensions from Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox

Windows 10 Continuum for Phones

According to Microsoft, Windows 10 smartphones can work as a full computer
With Continuum, users can connect their mobile devices to a PC via a HDMI cable to see their apps on the PC

Windows Holographics