Introduction to the Windows 10 Universal Windows Platform - PowerPoint Presentation

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Introduction to the Windows 10 Universal Windows PlatformDeveloper’s Guide to Windows 10

Andy Wigley Shen ChauhanSlide2

Easy for users to get & stay current

Unified core

and app platform

The convergence journey

Windows Phone 7.5

Windows Phone 8

Windows Phone 8.1

Windows 8

Xbox One

Windows on Devices

Xbox 360

Windows 8.1

Windows 10

Converged

OS kernel

Converged

app modelSlide3

Phone

Small

Tablet2-in-1s(Tablet or Laptop)

Desktops

& All-in-OnesPhablet

Large Tablet

Classic Laptop

Xbox

IoT

Surface Hub

Holographic

Windows 10Slide4

Multiple device families

PC

XBox

Mobile

Surface Hub

HoloLens

Devices +

IoT

Universal

Apps

One Store +

One Dev Center

Reuse Existing Code

One SDK + Tooling

Adaptive

User Interface

Natural

User Inputs

One Universal Windows PlatformSlide5

Windows 10

operating system

Bridging technologies

Win32

desktop

Web

hosted

Java

Android

Obj.C

iOS

Universal Windows Platform

WWA

C++

& CX

.Net

languages

HTML

DirectX

XAML

C++

.Net

languages

MFC

WF

WPF

.Net

runtimeSlide6

Universal Windows PlatformA single API surfaceA guaranteed API surface

The same on all devices

Phone

DeviceXbox

Device

DesktopDevice

Windows Core

Universal Windows PlatformSlide7

A whole lot of APIs…

Storage

DirectX 12

Speech and Cortana

Networking

NFC and Bluetooth

Holographic

Audio and Video

Appointments/Calendar

Authentication Broker

Background Transfer

Sensors: Accelerometer, light, magnet …

Tiles and Notifications

App to App and App Services

Inking

Maps and Location

XAML

Background Tasks

Data Roaming

Data.XML

Media Casting

Many, many more….Slide8

Apps don't target Windows 10,

apps target the UWPSlide9

<

Dependencies

>

<TargetDeviceFamily Name=

"Windows.Universal

" MinVersion="

10.0.10240.0" MaxVersionTested=

"10.5.0.0"/></

Dependencies>Slide10

The Universal Windows Platform can update at its own cadenceSlide11

Windows appA single binary Running on any device

Testing for capabilities

Adjusting to devices

Phone

Device

Xbox

Device

DesktopDevice

Windows Core

Universal Windows PlatformWindows AppSlide12

Demo: Hello devicesSlide13

Universal Windows PlatformOne Operating SystemOne Windows core for all devices

One App Platform

Apps run across every familyOne Dev CenterSingle submission flow and dashboard One Store Global reach, local monetization Consumers, Business & EducationSlide14
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Each family offers its own shell

and adds features to those it inheritsSlide16

Adaptive UISlide17

Adaptive designResponsive designFlexible layout responds to small changes

Many controls handle basic responsiveness

Adaptive designSmart layout adjusts to large changesFeatures like visual states aid in this designTailored designA device-specific app can simplify design Some devices have unique design languagesSlide18

Adaptive design

Phone (portrait)

Tablet (landscape) / DesktopSlide19

Tailored design

Phone (portrait)

Tablet (landscape) / DesktopSlide20

Continuum for Convertibles and Phones

Continuum for convertibles and PhonesSlide21

Users love apps that give

a great experience

on all their devicesSlide22

Demo: Adaptive UISlide23

Adaptive codeSlide24

Platform extensionsDevice-specific APIFamily-specific capabilities

Compatible across devices

Unique update cadence

PhoneDevice

Xbox

DeviceDesktopDevice

Windows Core

Universal Windows Platform

Windows App

Phoneextension

Xboxextension

Desktop

extensionSlide25

Platform extensions don't invalidate binaries on other devicesSlide26

UWP

Windows Core

Windows Core

Windows Core

Windows Core

UWP

UWP

UWP

Desktop

Mobile

Xbox

More…Slide27

Test capabilities at runtimeUse Adaptive Code to light-up our app

with capabilities on

specific device familiesTesting for capabilities and namespaces

var api

= "Windows.Phone.UI.Input.HardwareButtons";

if (

Windows.Foundation.Metadata.ApiInformation.IsTypePresent(

api)){

Windows.Phone.UI.Input.HardwareButtons.CameraPressed

+= CameraButtonPressed

;}

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Demo: Adaptive codeSlide29

Microsoft Edge and Web PlatformSlide30

Microsoft

EdgeHTML

4200+

interoperability improvements

Web Audio API

HTTP/2

<img

srcset>getUserMedia

()GamePad API

Content Security Policypreserve-3d

Touch EventsHTTP Live Streaming

asm.js

Date <input> types

Arrow function

ES6 classes

ES6 Object Built-Ins

DOM L3 XPath

ES6 Promises

HTTP Strict Transport Security

Media Queries L4 Interaction Media

ES6 Proxies

ES6 Math Built-Ins

ES6 Numbers Built-Ins

Rest parameters

Selection API

JS iterators

Generators

ES6 Spread

WAV audio

Video tracks

ES6 String Built-Ins

ES6 Template StringsJS Symbols

Motion JPEG

ES6 WeakSet

Microsoft

EdgeSlide31

Microsoft

EdgeSlide32

Microsoft EdgeSlide33

Bridging TechnologiesSlide34

pp

Web Apps

NEW: Hosted Web Apps

Bring

your website experience to the Windows Store

Leverage your web investments and developer workflow

Full access to Universal APIs, including

Tiles

, Notifications, Camera, Contact List, Calendar

Universal Windows Platform

.

appx

HTML

CSS

JSSlide35

DemoMicrosoft Edge, Hosted web appsSlide36

Windows Bridge for Android(a.k.a. Project Astoria)

Tooling to allow apps written for Android™ to run on Windows 10 Mobile with few changes required

Microsoft Interoperability library redirects calls to Google services to Microsoft servicesSubmit .apk to the StoreExtend to call subset of UWP APIs

Tiles and NotificationsSign up for limited developer preview at http://uwp.dev.windows.com/en-US/uwp-bridges/android Slide37

Windows Bridge for iOS(previously known as ‘Project Islandwood’)

Build Universal Windows Apps using Objective-C

Import Xcode® projects into Visual Studio

Build and debug your Objective-C code from Visual StudioTake advantage of great Windows servicesExtend your app to take advantage of Universal Windows Platform featuresGet the Developer Preview: https://dev.windows.com/en-us/uwp-bridges/ios Code is open source: https://github.com/Microsoft/WinObjC/Slide38

Project CentennialPackage and publish

existing

.NET and Win32-based Windows applications to the Windows StoreUse Centennial to call common UWP APIs and servicesMore information coming soon…Slide39

Development toolsSlide40

Visual Studio 2015 EditionsEnterpriseArchitecture

Modeling

, Diagnostics, VSO/ALM & Release ManagementProfessionalArchitecture Validation, VSO/ALM & Feedback ManagementCommunity EditionsVisual Studio Professional EditionSlide41

Developer unlockSlide42

Where can I develop?

Windows 10

Requires Visual Studio 2015 Windows 8.1 & Windows Server 2012 R2The Visual Studio designer does not functionDebugging requires a Windows 10 device or Remote Debugging ToolsSlide43

dev.windows.comSlide44