Month: July 2020
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A deep-dive into WinUI 3 in desktop apps
XAML Islands was our first solution to enable developers to use UWP XAML inside their desktop (Win32) apps. Within a couple of months after the release of XAML Islands, behavioral insights and customer interviews raised some signals about how developers were using it. We discovered that a significant number of apps were using XAML for […]
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Now Available: Remove Unwanted Background Noise From Videos
Noise suppression is now generally available worldwide for your recorded videos in Microsoft Stream. Make your remote workplace and virtual classroom content more effective by removing distracting background noise, so viewers can focus on the… Continue reading Now Available: Remove Unwanted Background Noise From Videos
Add additional properties to the profile card using the profile API in Microsoft Graph
In May (skip below to read the announcement) we announced our plans to provide additional profile customization options with the Microsoft Graph. Today we’re pleased to announce the availability of these customization capabilities.
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New study shows customers save time, resources and improve security with Microsoft Cloud App Security
Learn how customers benefit most from Microsoft’s Cloud App Security to gain visibility to Shadow IT and gain ROI on their investment.
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Introducing new previews for Azure management libraries
We’re excited to announce that a new set of Azure management libraries for Java, .NET and Python are now in public preview. These libraries follow the Azure SDK guidelines and share a number of core features such as authentication protocols, HTTP retries, logging, and transport protocols. We believe that this will make the libraries easier t Continue reading Introducing new previews for Azure management libraries
Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 5: C++/WinRT
Last time, we looked at how task cancellation is projected in C++/CX with PPL and co_await with IAsyncAction^ and IAsyncOperation^ objects. Our next investigation is C++/WinRT.
Canceling the operation after a delay is slightly tricky because we need to pass the pickerOp as a parameter to a captureless lambda, rather than capturing it into Continue reading Cancelling a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, part 5: C++/WinRT