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Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference (PDC) is a conference mainly aimed at Windows software developers. The first one was almost 17 years ago, but the conference has not happened yearly; the event is only hosted when there is a new Microsoft technology on the way. Attendees typically come to learn about future of the Microsoft platform, check out upcoming products, exchange ideas with fellow professionals, talk to Microsoft’s leaders and top engineers, and sometimes even write some code at the more hands-on labs. There is a lot to talk about this year.
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