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Windows 10 can run producer and consumer apps as Universal Windows Apps, easily built using the AllJoyn Studio extension for Visual Studio. For examples, see the AllJoyn producer and consumer samples from Microsoft’s Universal Windows App GitHub.
For more details, see our Getting Started guide.
Additionally, you can use the AllSeen SDK for Windows to create a consumer or producer and run it as a Classic Windows app (aka Windows 7 Desktop); however, we firmly believe our AllJoyn Studio solution is much more user-friendly.
Happy Coding, Brian
