Just wondered how you guys learned the Windows API. I'm reading Programming Windows, Fifth Edition by Charles Petzold right now. So far it seems to be a pretty decent book as far as programming goes.

The attack makes use of a flaw that Paget says may be found in many Windows applications, due to the way the Windows application programming interface (API), Win32, is designed.

Microsoft announces progress towards making the Rust programming language friendlier for Windows development.

Microsoft DirectStorage preview will work with Windows 10 version 1909 and above, boosting load times on PC with your SSD.

Since most tutorials I find are for windows. <BR><BR>Some people say it's the same, but it's not. Windows API programming is for windows, and won't work in linux, for that reason.

It's 2020, and Microsoft is still juggling two very different APIs (application programming interfaces) in Windows 10. In one corner, you've got the old-school Win32 API and its decades-long ...