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You already have a web dev workflow and deploy your code to a backend of your choice. You are writing code across Mac OS, Windows or both. This session will cover how you can leverage your existing workflow, while deeply integrating with Windows devices across PC, Phone, Xbox, and IoT. Whether you want to incorporate Continuum, Cortana, or any other native Windows API just feature detect in JavaScript and code away. This session is great for all web developers, from ASP .NET to Angular and React you’ll be able to easily create a Universal Windows App from existing web code.
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The Discussion
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kevincocquyt39 Made a UWP/Web app myself a couple of months ago and it is nice to see it is also being adopted by some big players. The only thing I had the most problems with is the limited WinJS documentation online and especially for the controls, but I guess that is something that will (finally) be updated (frequently)?