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Microsoft announced today that it’s Edge-based WebView 2 is now available for developers to use in .NET 5, .NET Core, and .NET Framework applications.

Microsoft announced today that the third preview of WinUI 3.0, its new user interface technology, is now available.

The developers behind The Coalition’s blockbuster game Gears 5 say that using Visual Studio 2019 improved the project’s build times by 2.67x.

Microsoft announced today that it is releasing .NET 5.0---alongside C# 9 and F# 5---as an upgrade to .NET Core 3.x.

Taking a design cue from the Commodore and Amiga computers of the 1980s and 1990s, Raspberry Pi today announced a $70 PC in a keyboard form factor.

Microsoft’s PlayFab managed game services now offer a new Pay-as-you-Go plan with no minimum monthly commitment.

Microsoft announced today that its the first version of its Chromium-based Edge WebView2 developer technology is now generally available.

Google announced the release of Android Studio 4.1, the latest version of its Android application development environment.

Microsoft this week announced a free new video course for beginners who wish to learn the JavaScript programming language.

Microsoft announced today that its Microsoft Edge Tools extension for Visual Studio Code is now available.

Google will begin enforcing the use of its own payment system in the Play Store, but it’s giving developers one year to make the switch.

Google announced today that its Flutter app development toolkit can now be used to create native Windows applications.

Apple’s Swift programming language is available now on Windows for the first time, six years after it debuted on Apple’s platforms.

Microsoft had precious little in the way of new Windows development announcements this week, so it offered up some rehashing instead.

Microsoft announced today that its C++ extension for Visual Studio Code is now generally available in non-beta form.

If you’re interested in getting started creating your own video games, you should check out Xbox Academy, a free new workshop.

I’ve been using GitHub for years to host the Windows 10 Field Guide, and this year I moved my .NETpad projects there as well.

Apple on Friday terminated Epic’s developer account and has removed the firm’s remaining games from the iOS App Store.

Jetpack Compose is a UI toolkit for Kotlin that’s designed to help developers create modern apps across all Android platforms.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of Immersive Reader, an Azure service that can help make text-based apps more inclusive.

Microsoft has announced the release of TypeScript 4.0, the latest major version of its open-source superset of JavaScript.

Epic revealed today that Apple is terminating its developer accounts and cutting off the firm from its iOS and Mac developer tools.

Thanks to native emulator support, it’s possible for the first time to completely develop Android apps using just a Chromebook.

Apple has been quietly waging war against its own developers for years in an effort to grab as many revenues as possible from its ecosystem.

Google today released the third and final beta of Android 11 and says that the final Android 11 release is coming very soon.

Google today announced the release of Flutter 1.20, the next major release of its cross-platform app development framework.

Google today provided an update on its progress bringing Flutter app development to the web, inarguably its biggest potential target market.