Win8 will support more programming languages ​​

Computer Store News Win8 already supports a very good development language, including commonly used C++, JavaScript/HTML5, Visual Basic, Visual C# and XAML. However, Microsoft is trying to add more development language support to the next generation of PC operating systems. This week's "Lang.Next Conference", Microsoft revealed that it will support more development languages ​​for developers on Windows 8 systems.

Martyn Lovell, Microsoft's development manager and chief executive, claims that "who wants developers to create more languages ​​on the latest (WinRT) development platform."

Microsoft has posted on Win8's app development blog in recent weeks about how to use the existing development language to create "fast and smooth" Metro Style app. Adding a new development language might make it easier for developers to choose the ones they like to develop Win8 freely.

This week, "Lang.Next conference", after the conference, Lovell acknowledged that WinRT will provide "home" for any development language, although some development languages Not compatible with WinRT, but Microsoft hopes to support most development languages ​​in future Win8 applications.