A few days ago, during the Microsoft Build 2015 event aimed at developers conducted in the US, the company revealed that Windows 10 for portable will feature support for a simple and efficient portability software originally developed Android and iOS.
Basically, with minor modifications in the code, developers would be able to make their applications run on the new operating system brand, ending the old complaint of the Windows Phone fans that programs take to get to the OS.
To demonstrate this better, Microsoft recently released a video detailing the “Project Astoria” as it is being called this tool. In the recording, which you can see above, the similarities and differences of a Timber called app running on both platforms appear.
In addition, it made a brief demonstration of how will the conversion process. Roughly speaking, the developer accesses the project platform and sends the original application file. Then is performed a code analysis and recommendations are the result of possible necessary modifications.
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