The Windows 10 Anniversary Update brings state-of-the-art features to your apps, no matter what platform you work on. From bots to holograms, Windows 10 is the future of computing. To take advantage of these amazing new capabilities, upgrade to Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 and the latest SDK.
Windows 10 was the start of the journey. Join us for the next phase of the evolution of software: apps that you talk to, apps that can see you and recognize you, apps that understand you. Developers like you will bring software to the next level of sophistication, and we'll give you the tools to get started.
Improve the appearance of your apps with new APIs and enhanced XAML controls. Add animation and visual effects to make attractive, smoothly moving interfaces that your users will love.
There is no easier way to interact with your computer than to talk to it, and Cortana brings you powerful features that you can use in your own apps.
A pen is a natural choice for apps that depend on analog input, such as sketching, animation and even signature capture. Windows Ink makes it easier than ever to give your users natural, intuitive interfaces.
The next generation web browser combines pixel-perfect page rendering with speed and ease of use. Edge also takes advantage of some unique Windows 10 features to make browsing easier than ever.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 introduce multiple improvements and new APIs to the platform.
Windows has never been more flexible. Your UWP apps will work on desktops, laptops, phones, and now Xbox, HoloLens, and Surface Hub. And we didn't forget other platforms either.
When you're ready to share with the rest of the world, the Windows Store will distribute your app to the millions of Windows 10 users on all kinds of devices.
Get the full list of APIs in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update SDK to extend your app in new and different ways.
See how to bring experiences to Windows 10—from the web, other mobile platforms, or a traditional Windows app.
With the Universal Windows Platform you can create a single app package that can be installed onto a wide range of devices.
Hear from devs who have built UWP apps that use some of their favorite features.
