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by Rey Bango
Over the last few months, more than 14 million people upgraded to Windows 10. Learn how our team at Microsoft helped ensure a smooth upgrade experience.
by Microsoft Developers
Earlier this year, we open-sourced ChakraCore, the heart of the JavaScript engine that powers Microsoft Edge and the Windows 10 Universal App Platform. Today we'll walk you through what's new and what's next in ChakraCore, including some upcoming work like Modules, WebAssembly, ES2017 and beyond.
by Frank Olivier
Frank Olivier, Program Manager Lead for Microsoft Edge, details how the new browser engine has been improved for a more seamless web development experience.
by Kyle Pennell
Arrow functions are a new ES6 syntax for writing JavaScript functions. They will save developers time and simplify function scope.

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by Rey Bango
Over the last few months, more than 14 million people upgraded to Windows 10. Learn how our team at Microsoft helped ensure a smooth upgrade experience.
by Microsoft Developers
Earlier this year, we open-sourced ChakraCore, the heart of the JavaScript engine that powers Microsoft Edge and the Windows 10 Universal App Platform. Today we'll walk you through what's new and what's next in ChakraCore, including some upcoming work like Modules, WebAssembly, ES2017 and beyond.
by Frank Olivier
Frank Olivier, Program Manager Lead for Microsoft Edge, details how the new browser engine has been improved for a more seamless web development experience.
by Kyle Pennell
Arrow functions are a new ES6 syntax for writing JavaScript functions. They will save developers time and simplify function scope.

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by Rey Bango
Over the last few months, more than 14 million people upgraded to Windows 10. Learn how our team at Microsoft helped ensure a smooth upgrade experience.
by Microsoft Developers
Earlier this year, we open-sourced ChakraCore, the heart of the JavaScript engine that powers Microsoft Edge and the Windows 10 Universal App Platform. Today we'll walk you through what's new and what's next in ChakraCore, including some upcoming work like Modules, WebAssembly, ES2017 and beyond.
by Frank Olivier
Frank Olivier, Program Manager Lead for Microsoft Edge, details how the new browser engine has been improved for a more seamless web development experience.
by Kyle Pennell
Arrow functions are a new ES6 syntax for writing JavaScript functions. They will save developers time and simplify function scope.
by Microsoft Developers
In this talk we will look at some of the new features in the Edge developer tools and how they can make your life as a developer easier. We'll be focusing on performance and accessibility with examples of how to fix real world issues using the Edge developer tools.
by Josh Rennert
Josh Rennert, Program Manager on the Microsoft Edge team, demonstrates how the WebView control can be used to create your own browser in Windows 10.
by raddevus
Why Learn Pure JavaScript?.. Learning pure JavaScript (JavaScript only with no other libraries like jQuery) is important because the more familiar you are with JavaScript, the easier it will be for you to use the other JavaScript-based libraries.
by Microsoft Developers
In 2015, Microsoft launched its first new browser in 20 years: Microsoft Edge. After 8 months,it's on a great trajectory but we're just getting started. Join us to learn about the progress we've made, feedback we've heard, and a whirlwind tour ofimprovements coming soon.
by Microsoft Developers
This session will cover development of real-time communications applications for the web and mobile devices using Microsoft Edge as well as open source libraries to enable interoperability across platforms and mobile devices.
by Microsoft Developers
In this talk, we'll introduce you to .msCredential, anexperimental version of the FIDO API implemented in Microsoft Edge, powered byWindows Hello.
by Microsoft Developers
This article is part of the web development series from Microsoft tech evangelists and engineers on practical JavaScript learning, open source projects, and interoperability best practices including Microsoft Edge browser.
by David Rousset
In this article I’d like to show you some browser experiments using Pointers – an emerging multi-touch technology and polyfills that make cross-browser support, well less complex.
by Microsoft Developers
There are so many potential projects we could spend our time on, but we have limited time. Since our time is finite, how do we go about deciding which features, bugs, or enhancements should get this valuable resource? This video will showcase how to use internet-scale data to guide product planning