Windows 10: Windows Server and System Center roadmap update

Source: Windows Server and System Center roadmap update - Microsoft Server and Cloud Platform Blog - Site Home - TechNet Blogs

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Roadmap to become Windows Phone Developer

Hello!

I have 7+ years experience as ITPro with Windows Server, Exchange Server, System Center, Office 365, etc.

Wherein I have zero experience in development.

Now, I'm working for development company and want to become a Windows Phone Developer.

In my town doesn't have a learning centre who teaches tracks for developers.

My question is - what roadmap should I choose? Maybe some books or MVA tracks?

I need exactly roadmap - from the beginning to the middle level.

Thank's a lot!

 

Downloading file.exe

Since this only recently started with your other Windows 10 system, I suspect that Microsoft only just finally enabled the detection of these SHA-1 signed files, quite possibly in the recent Windows 10 Anniversary update or at least the IE11 updates that
were included within it.

So if you had installed the update on one system and not the Surface Pro 4, this might explain the difference, since my own system I was using to test here is actually running Windows 8.1 and apparently has also received an update which generates that same
corrupt or invalid message you received.

Looking around, I just found another Web Developer blog article that discusses the SHA-1 deprecation roadmap. Though this doesn't specifically mention how files containing digital signatures will be handled, I suspect that the effects on SSL certificates
using SHA-1 and those for file downloads when using IE11 would be quite similar.

An update to our SHA-1 deprecation roadmap

From the comments in this and another earlier blog article I can see that even the more technically knowledgeable web developers in these discussions have questions and see potential problems with this deprecation. One of these is that older Windows XP
and Server 2003 systems don't support the new SHA-2 or other algorithms, so these will permanently break when software or web pages containing these are accessed.

So this migration from SHA-1 to SHA-2 may be far more disruptive then Microsoft expected for those with outdated software, servers and client systems.

Rob