Unity3D is a popular multi-platform gaming engine increasingly often used to develop enterprise applications and Microsoft's first choice to develop applications for Mixed Reality.
Unity3D's default scripting language is C#, typically edited, debugged, and deployed in Visual Studio.
But Unity3D was built on Mono to support multiple platforms and that mapped to .NET when running on Windows. Today Unity uses IL2CPP (Intermediate Language To C++) for many target platforms, which then compiles to native code for the target device. In this session, the developer user experience, from project creation, code editing, to deployment and debugging will be demonstrated and discussed.