Using the Windows Store to enhance your app
Play Developer tools and updates
Description
Windows is built for developers, and the Windows 10 Creators Update is no exception. In this session, we'll focus on how Visual Studio 2017 and the Windows 10 Creators Update make you more productive. We'll discuss updates to the Windows Device Portal, improvements to Windows Developer Mode, Bash and Console, and many other cool advances.
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Keynotes: Scott Guthrie & Scott Hanselman
The Discussion
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Vadim Am I the only one who sees "Trump" caption on the jacket of Rich Turner?
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Vadim Fail. It's "Triumph". Sorry for the bother.
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BitCrazed @Vadim: LOL! I generally try to keep politics out of my presentations. Motorcycles, on other hand ... ;)
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payini Good stuff!
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Ole The "Craft" from "MineCraft", you write write it in lowercase: Minecraft ;)
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Ezrem Still no word on network drive access within WSL? Disappointing.
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Donald Dade Does the capital F in his hostname worry anyone else? I can only wonder in what other ways the uptick in the number of Windows people now exposed to UNIX tools is going to do to the UNIX culture.
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BitCrazed @Ezrem: I take it that you mean mounting network drives? If so, not yet: We're keen to get onto implementing device and network drive mounting, but we've been busy getting more fundamental things working well thus far.
If mounting is important to you, please upvote these (and any other asks) here to help us prioritize:
https://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/266908-command-prompt-console-bash-on-ubuntu-on-windo?query=mount nfs
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ArtemR What I really want is for the symlinks created on Linux to work on Windows. Right now, Windows can't read them at all.