Building a Windows PowerToy
Brandon Paddock is writing what promises to to an interesting series on creating a Windows PowerToy on the Windows Shell Team blog. This series promises to provide an interesting insight into the process of developing my favorite part of Windows: PowerToys. I’ve always looked forward to seeing the next generation of Power Toys after a new version of Windows is released; seeing the process of one being developed will be a real treat.
This looks like one worth watching.
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