📚 Build is about developers and shouldn't be judged for it

Microsoft announced lots for developers at Build 2021, but some folks aren't satisfied. Microsoft held its annual Build conference this week. While it's primarily aimed at developers, some around the web have complained about the lack of "exciting announcements." I understand that people want to hear about big features and see what's next for Windows, but that isn't the point of Build. The conference is about helping developers. Here's why I think Build 2021 did exactly what it was supposed to do. Developers, developers, developers On the FAQ page for Build, Microsoft explains who should attend the conference. "Whether you are a student or an experienced app developer, you will gain action-ready skills specific to what you do through immersive experiences, engaging with community, and one-on-one guidance from Microsoft engineers." Build is about developers learning how to create better experiences on Windows and for Microsoft apps such as Teams. "At Microsoft Build, you'll leav... ...