Microsoft development manager and chief executive Martyn Lovell, claimed that "I hope the developers can create and develop more languages ​on ​the latest WinRT development platform."
Microsoft in recent weeks posted a series of postings on Windows 8 application development blog on how to use the existing development language to create a "fast and smooth" Metro-style applications. The addition of new development language allows developers to choose their favorite languages to develop Windows 8 applications.
After this week's Lang.Next conference, Lovell admitted WinRT will provide 'home' for any development language, although some development languages can not be perfectly compatible with WinRT, Microsoft hopes in the future Windows 8 application supports most development languages.
About Lang.Next : Lang.NEXT 2012 is a cross-industry conference for programming language designers and implementers on the MIcrosoft Campus in Redmond, Washington. With three days of talks, panels and discussion on leading programming language work from industry and research, Lang.NEXT is the place to learn, share ideas and engage with fellow programming language design experts and enthusiasts. Native, functional, imperative, object oriented, static, dynamic, managed, interpreted... It's a programming language geek fest.
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