Watch Microsoft discuss Surface Neo, Surface Duo experiences at today’s Developer Day
You can find out more about the Surface Duo, Surface Neo, and Windows 10X experiences at Microsoft’s Developer day.
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What you need to know
Today’s Microsoft Developer Day is a chance for developers to learn how to optimize app experiences for the Surface Neo, Surface Duo, and Windows 10. Microsoft will discuss using SDKs and emulators for the devices and operating system, designing apps for dual-screen devices, and building dual-screen experiences for the web.
Microsoft first shared information about Developer Day when itannounced the dual-screen preview SDK. Microsoft summarized some of the key points it will discuss at the event:
You can get a full look at the agenda atMicrosoft’s virtual event site. The day kicks off with Microsoft discussing how Windows 10X runs UWP and Win32 apps. Later, Microsoft will show developers how to get started with Microsoft Emulator and Windows 10X.
Microsoft will also discuss how to build dual-screen experiences with Windows UI and Windows 10X and dual-screen app UX guidance. Several items on the agenda cover using different methods to create apps, including creating cross-platform dual-screen experiences with Xamarin, building cross platform experiences with React Native, and how to build dual-screen experiences for the web and web apps.
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