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developer incentives
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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about developer incentives focus on Microsoft's efforts to attract app creators to its ecosystem, particularly through the Microsoft Store and platforms like WinRT. A key theme is the BUILD 2012 conference, where Microsoft announced financial incentives and a unified Windows strategy to encourage developers to build for Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and the Store. Later threads examine the Store's ongoing challenges, such as app quality and user adoption, and question whether current updates and incentives are sufficient to revive the ecosystem. The tag covers historical and contemporary perspectives on Microsoft's developer programs and their impact on the Windows app landscape.
Microsoft used BUILD 2012 to drive a single message home: the company is reshaping Windows — from kernel to store to devices — and it will pay developers to come along for the ride. Background / Overview
Microsoft staged BUILD 2012 on its Redmond campus in late October 2012 as the company’s big...
The Microsoft Store has come a long way since the Windows 8 era, but the improvements don’t erase why many power users — including the author of the XDA piece that prompted this discussion — still avoid it: frequent, recurring errors; continued gaps in app availability and listing quality; and a...
As we navigate through December, a time typically marked by festive cheer and holiday excitement, the tech world has been abuzz with Microsoft's ongoing efforts to refine the Microsoft Store. This week, a blog post from the company shed light on several enhancements aimed at resurrecting its...