Microsoft to introduce virtualization programming language Vedea

Microsoft will convene the PDC Professional Developer conference in Los Angeles, where many Microsoft's new products and technologies will appear, and Microsoft's MSDN Official blog recently revealed two research projects to be introduced at the PDC conference, one for the virtualization programming language Vedea and the other for MSCSS ( Microsoft Computational Science Studio Computing Workshop).

The Virtualization programming language Vedea is a new language that can create interactive data virtualization, which is not disclosed by Microsoft, but is described in detail at the PDC conference.

Here's a look at Mscss, which is primarily used to solve problems in collaboration, advertising, presentation, data management, and to provide non-programmers with the use of large data, compute-intensive architectures, and virtualization experiences.

In MSCSS collaboration, users do not need to copy files to work on more than one computer or share them with others, and you can use the MSCSS built-in cloud-based replicator; MSCSS allows users to create "data streams" that connect different data resources, compute components, and demo elements, and you can create a separate demo layer for them, just as a dashboard can view all the data flows.

The above is a brief introduction to the content of the Virtualization programming language Vedea and MSCSS, if you want to know more about Microsoft's PDC Professional developer conference in Los Angeles, USA.

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