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Microsoft Releases Windows 8

Microsoft Releases Windows 8

The new client OS is fundamentally changing how developers build applications for users

Windows 8 is arguably the most significant release that Microsoft has ever offered for developers. The introduction of Windows 8 fundamentally changes the way developers must build applications for their clients and organizations. The new OS's introduction of live tiles, carousels, and launchpads will transform traditional software development approaches. Windows 8 now gives developers the ability to think creatively about how they program software and present information to users. Dev Pro continues to bring you ongoing Windows 8 coverage for developers, with technical articles, in-depth feature articles, breaking news, and analysis pieces. What are your thoughts on Windows 8? Connect with Dev Pro on Twitter or on our Facebook page!

Windows 8 Development Articles

Microsoft's Windows Store: White Listing for the Masses

How to Use Windows 8 Live Tiles in an Application

Build a WinRT Metro App to Access the Windows 8 File System

The Evolving Face of Web User Interface (UI) Design

Visual Studio 2012—Not Just About Windows 8

Why I'm Still Worried About Windows 8

Fingers Crossed for a Robust Windows Runtime (WinRT) API in the Windows 8 Release Preview

Microsoft Windows 8 Metro UI: One Size Does Not Fit All

Jumping into the Microsoft Windows 8 Beta

Windows Phone 7 and Microsoft Windows 8: Same Core Kernel Means Benefits for Developers

What Windows 8 WinRT and Metro Mean for .NET Developers

Why I'm Excited About Microsoft Windows 8

Microsoft Windows 8 Development Options: .NET, C++, and HTML5

Microsoft Windows 8, Metro, and WinRT: A New Era for Microsoft Platform Developers

Microsoft Windows 8: How Dead Is Silverlight?

Microsoft Windows 8: How Compatible Is Windows Runtime with Silverlight?

Microsoft Windows 8 and Windows Server 8: A New Era of Software Development

Microsoft Windows 8: What it Means for .NET and Silverlight Developers

Windows 8 .NET Developer Highlights from the Microsoft BUILD Conference

How Microsoft Can Succeed with Windows 8 on a Tablet

Windows 8's FUD Factor for Developers

Review: Syncfusion Metro Studio—Free Windows 8 Metro Tool

Splashtop App Lets Developers Test Windows 8 Apps on the iPad

Review: DevExpress DXperience 12.1

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