@Galvestz@Windows@TeaAndDates@marchr working on making context menus faster, simpler by default, configurable to what you use most. more will be shared on our approach soon.
Means a lot to the team, appreciate it @ShishirShelke1. First time we have attempted to blend functional design with airflow venting in the structure with 3D printing. Lots of trips around the world by our ID team to pull this off.
@OmarShahine@Techmeme@onedrive You went from 0 to 100 real quick my friend. And bringing many of us at MSFT along to learn a better way of building by well, building.
What changes when agents become both a new unit of programming and an emerging new unit of human-to-machine interaction? The mission of Project Solara, a new software platform coupled with tailored hardware solutions, is to pioneer agent-first experiences that are shaped around you: your agents, your tasks, your environment, under your control. #MSBuild
Energized to be back at Build with the developer community and share what we have been building. Today, we're introducing new @Windows capabilities designed to meet developers where they are with less friction and more flexibility, across local and cloud, any language, any framework. https://t.co/fT5KAjW8qr
Being able to talk in normal human language to the terminal is going to make the power of things like PowerShell available to so many more Windows users. โค๏ธ this work.
The new stuff in Windows 11 that @cinnamon_msft is showing off is super slick. Unsurprisingly, I love the Intelligent Terminal the most -- there is a new native container experience in Windows too. #MSBuild
@RaminNasibov Wall Street Raider, used to play all night with my brothers trying to get rich on leveraged buy outs and things we didnโt understand. DOS games felt magical to us at the time.
Inside Windows Podcast with @pavandavuluri is out now!
In this episode, @marcusash joins the pod to chat about changes and improvements coming to Windows Insiders and takes on some questions from the community.
Watch the full episode https://t.co/KpBJBJ0mPg
The theme for me this month is momentum.
Steady progress on performance. Craft refinements across Windows. More personalization with Taskbar and Start. Scaling investments in reliability across the ecosystem.
Accessibility work that helps Windows adapt to more needs.
More things shipping, and bigger improvements moving through the systems.
Excited for what weโll share next week at //build, and looking forward to connecting with Insiders at our SF meetup on June 1.
Read the latest: https://t.co/yBHxkGzNyp
Our teams work closely together from industrial design to experience prototyping including recent work across the new Surface for business line up, haptics, and more things coming...
Happy to have my friend and colleague @ahillships in the tweets. Andrew runs product for Surface, been there since the beginning, and connects work across Windows and MSFT for Surface. Ask him anything, he wants to hear from you.