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Developers can now offically download Windows 10 SDK build 15063
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Published onMarch 30, 2017
published onMarch 30, 2017
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Afew weeks ago, Microsoft released Windows 10 SDK Insider Preview build 15052, bringing no API changes but bug fixes and “under development changes to the API Surface area.” While the much newer Windows 10 SDK build 15063 hadpreviously leakedvia a download link, Windows developers can now finally officially download the latest Windows 10 SDK build 15063 in a much more official matter (via Baboo.com)
Microsoft has yet to make an official announcement about the availability of the Windows 10 SDK build 15063, buta visit to this web pagereveals that it, and Mobile Emulator Insider Preview Build 15063, are both available for developers to download. Changelogs are also not yet available, but the availability comes after Microsoft officiallyreleased the ISO filesfor the standard PC version of the very same build, likely meaning that this could be the final version of the SDK.
The Creators Updateis set for an April 11th rolloutto PCs, but Microsoft is still officially calling this latest SDK a pre-release. The company also recommends that this release should only be installed on test machines since it is not supported in a production environment. TheWindows 10 Creators Update SDKis somewhat different from standard Windows 10, since it provides the latest headers, libraries, metadata and tools for developers to build their Windows 10 apps.
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