What is Windows on ARM? Here’s what it means for developers
We’ve already discussed what the transition to Apple Silicon means for developers, so today, we’re shifting gears and discussing Windows on ARM. InfoWorld writer Serdar Yegulalp and Computerworld contributing editor Preston Gralla join Juliet to discuss what Windows on ARM is, how applications run on it and when developers should consider recompiling their apps.
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