In this session, Aaron Gustafson introduces Progressive Web Apps, a new vision for the future of web apps enabled by groundbreaking technologies like Service Worker, which will be coming to preview builds of Microsoft Edge for developer testing this summer. Fluent Design brings depth, motion, and personality to the controls and browser frame in Microsoft Edge, allowing elements of the page and background to influence the color of the browser window. This session also shows an early look at upcoming changes to the design and personality of Microsoft Edge, as the new Fluent Design System begins to make to the browser beginning with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.

We also cover upcoming APIs in development for future releases, including an updated CSS Grid implementation, Service Worker and other features that enable Progressive Web Apps, and much more. You’ll learn about new features like Payment Request for standardized checkout experiences, WebVR for immersive mixed reality experiences built with immersive web technologies, and dramatically improved responsiveness and battery life. In this session, Kyle Pflug and Nadia Fortini take you on a whirlwind tour of what’s new in Microsoft Edge in EdgeHTML 15, and share a roadmap for our priorities in upcoming releases of Microsoft Edge.

If you see something you’d like to learn more about, dive into the recording to get all the details! What’s new and what’s next for the web on Windows In this post, you’ll find a quick review of the web developer sessions at Build 2017.

Build featured a number of exciting sessions for developers building sites and apps with web technologies, including a peek at what’s coming to the web platform beginning with EdgeHTML 16 the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. Last week, Microsoft welcomed thousands of developers from around the world to Build 2017, where we shared our vision for the future of dozens of products and services.

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