A brief introduction to Microsoft's new project at BULLD Conference

At Microsoft's Build conference, Satyanadella, President of Microsoft and tools business, demonstrated the process of change in the field of application development. It also explores with developers the new application paradigm (new creator patterns) for cross-platform devices and uninterrupted services and the opportunities it brings. Nadella a clear account of Microsoft's investment as a reason to improve the creative awareness and creativity of developers in new application models.

Nadella announced several Microsoft technical advances at the Conference, including the visual Studio 11 developer Preview, the Windows Azure Platform Team Foundation Service (TFS), code-named Windows Server 8 and new features on the Windows Azure platform. With these technologies, developers can develop next-generation continuous services to build applications that are dynamic, scalable, and optimized for a multiple-device environment.

"Developers have always been the cornerstone of Microsoft's success, and now this relationship is more important than ever," Nadella said. "In today's ubiquitous world of interconnected devices and ongoing services, we focus on helping developers build next-generation client applications that connect to the back-end cloud." ”

Complete Visual Studio Development Kit
Based on yesterday's demo of the Metro-style apps in "Windows 8", Microsoft unveiled the Visual Studio 11 developer Preview. This product provides an integrated development experience that includes architecture, code, testing, and deployment. This version adds support for developing Windows 8 Metro style applications in HTML 5, JavaScript, C #, Visual Basic, and C + + languages, and can be used in project compatibility, extension management, game development, code analysis, Code audits and agile testing have greatly improved team productivity. Customers who have the MSDN subscription service are now available for Visual Studio 11 developer previews. This version will be developed for the public in Friday.

In addition, Microsoft has demonstrated a number of enhancements to its developer tools and technologies, including:
• The team Foundation Service Preview version running on the Windows Azure platform. This release delivers a collaborative Application lifecycle Management (ALM) environment that is delivered in the form of a Microsoft-hosted Windows Azure Cloud service, making it easier to deploy, scale, run, and implement collaborative development projects.
Microsoft. NET 4.5 Developer Preview, which focuses on key technologies that are of interest to developers, and includes new features for asynchronous programming in C # and Visual Basic, support for state machines in Windows Workflow, and HTML5 in asp.net and CSS3 more inputs.
The asp.net MVC 4 preview provides developers with new Web tools management capabilities to better manage the rendering of Web applications in different browsers and their impact on business application logic.

Windows Server 8: A customized server operating system for cloud computing

In a hybrid environment now made up of local servers, cloud services, and a variety of interconnect devices, Microsoft has released its next version of the development preview version of its server operating system, code-named Windows Server 8. Windows Server 8 is Microsoft's experience in building and operating the Windows Azure public cloud, with its focus on reliable delivery of applications, interoperability in various current IT environments, High-performance virtualization, and a cloud-optimized operating system that is closely connected to the public cloud.

Windows Server 8 's multi-tenant cloud service infrastructure can significantly reduce the cost of high availability and automate service management. As an open application and WEB platform that shares common management, identity, and development tools with Windows Azure, Windows Server 8 enables developers and IT professionals to deliver services to a private cloud, a public cloud, or a combination of both. Customers who have the MSDN subscription service can now download the Windows Server 8 Developer Preview. For more information about Windows Server 8, you can access the Microsoft server and Cloud blog.

A comprehensive service platform suitable for modern developers

Microsoft's Windows Azure platform is the cornerstone of building a next-generation application that enables developers to provide immersive experiences across devices, synthesize large datasets, and cost-effectively scale to cover millions of of users. At the build Convention, Microsoft showcased the new features of the Windows Azure platform, including the following:
Windows Azure georeplication: Now available, this feature allows two data centers on the same continent and hundreds of km away, Replicating Windows Azure blobs and tables without increasing costs makes it possible to provide higher performance and uptime in the event of a major disaster.
• Extend Windows Azure Marketplace: This service will be available in 25 new countries in early October, and Windows Azure Marketplace provides a comprehensive market environment for developers to showcase their datasets and to complete applications. You can register today on Windows Azure Marketplace. The
Microsoft Translator API: Already available for download in Windows Azure Marketplace, which provides machine translation to meet the needs of developers to globalize their applications. Improvements to the
Windows Azure SDK version 1.5:windows Azure SDK include developers building windowsazure applications, improved emulator performance, authentication support for services, encapsulation, configuration management, and Remote Desktop encryption.
Windows Azure Service bus: Enhancements to the service bus include improved messaging enhancements for pub messaging, better handling of asynchronous event processing for applications linked to occasionally connected devices such as mobile phones and mobile terminals. Improved support for loosely coupled application architectures and internal messaging for advanced applications.
• Windows Azure Toolkit for Windows 8: The toolkit is currently available for Windows Phone, Android, and IOS, and Microsoft is extending the popular Cloud Application Toolkit to Windows 8. Windows Azure toolkit  for Window 8 provides developers with code samples, documentation, and components for building Metro-style applications, which use Windows Azure to connect and notify.