Microsoft Edge Web Summit On April 4th In San Francisco
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The 2nd annual Microsoft Edge Web Summit is announced by Microsoft today. Yes, and it is coming to San Francisco on April 4th, 2016. In 2015, developers and IT professionals from across the world, came for getting the first look of Microsoft Edge and future plans.
Kyle Pflug, Program Manager, Microsoft Edge stated via a blog post about the 2nd Microsoft Edge Web Summit:
This year, we’ll be in town immediately after Build 2016 for a one-day conference packed to the gills with short, focused, technical talks covering everything from in-depth performance analysis to the tools we use to measure and improve interoperability across the web.
Microsoft Edge Web Summit 2016 Focus
The registration is free and Microsoft invites professionals to join and learn about the CharkraCore, the newly open-sourced JavaScript engine. The focus will also be on building accessible websites and further plans in coming months this year. An opportunity that should not be missed to learn from those who build Microsoft’s Edge browser. The event also includes opportunities to socialize: breakout sessions, Q&As, workshops, etc.
Free registration, venue, speakers and more information coming soon on Windows blog.
