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An office lift door, open.
The new Windows EDIT doing what editors used to do..
An entry way with two elevator doors side by side
An original KIM-1 single board computer system, and a "modern" remake. The KIM-1 was a trainer / dev board for thed 6502 from 1976.
line drawing graphic of a brain and cogs. hand-drawn by a human!
Panorama from office balcony building on campus
C# Sample Code to use new image generation APIs
Windows App SDK Experimental - man performing chemistry.
Mr Burns saying Release the Release Notes
Mr Burns saying Release the Release Notes
The new and improved PowerToys documentation
A person with a headset looking at virtual Windows displays
Console running a text version of the classic game of Life.
A giant Clippy against a photo backdrop of Word. Clippy has a speech bubble "it looks like you're attending the Portland Retro Gaming Expo. Would you like help?"
Mr Burns - release the release notes
Mr Burns: Release the Release Notes
A maple tree with orange and red foilage in a courtyard on MS campus.
release the release notes!
View of a damp walkway between office buildings. Lots of trees and puddles.
Sun illimuninates fallen leaves in the courtyard by the Microsoft offices of the docs team.
Mr Burns: Release the release notes.
Mr Burns: Release the release notes!
Mr Burns: Release the release notes!
Mr Burns: Release the release notes!
This diagram shows the relationship between the classes and APIs that you use to manage windows in your app, and which classes are responsible for each part of window management
A coffee being held at arm's length, with a courtyard on Microsoft campus in the background. Looks like a gray day.
Illustration represeting a desktop computer and a mobile device.
Illustration represeting a desktop computer and a mobile device.
A Win95 upgrade CD-ROM being held up in front of a view of Microsoft's Redmond offices.
A latte in front of the spiral staircase and vertical garden in this MS building.
An IBM PC
A latte cup with a smile in front of a cool wall of plants.
Icons for Windows developer tools, including Terminal, WSL, Sudo, PowerToys.
Latte on Microsoft campus. Shiny office building in the background, coffee in the foreground.
A latte in the middle of some Microsoft buildings. The skies are cloudy and gray.
A Microsoft branded paper cup. Nerdy things available to the side: a 50th anniversary sticker and a circuit board and keypad.
Art installation on campus.
A latte at the MS Campus in Redmond.
Blue skies over the shiny new campus buildings of Microsoft HQ in Redmond.
The lounge by the writers’ open plan office neighborhoods.
Tall latte by the Microsoft building where developer docs are written
A model of an Altair 8800, with a roll of paper tape sitting on top. The paper tape stores a 4K version of BASIC.
Post-in note saying "And what's new?".
A post-it note with "What is the Windows App SDK" written on it.
Small toy figure, a yellow stylized "9" with a spherical white ping-pong ball head wearing a headset.
Diagram showing how Windows ML sits underneath ONNX Models and above NPUs, GPUs and CPUs
Smithers, release the release notes.
An IBM 5160 PC, maybe running EDIT
winget install Microsoft.Edit How to install the new (old) Windows text editor from the command line.
Documentation for Microsoft BASIC dated 1983. Brown. So brown.
The WinUI 3 Gallery app in the store
The Windows AI Foundry Developer Center page.
The 1970s themed experience at Build. Altair 8800 computers sit on desks festooned with floppy disks (the floppy drives must be hiding) The shelves are filled with Micro-Soft branded binders and contemporary software.
Microsoft Learn topic on Windows AI APIs
The Windows Dev Center header: Windows Dev Center text in white over a swoopy purple texture that's a little reminiscent of papertape.
Animated coffee cup. Text says Compile, Debug, Sip, Repeat.