M icrosoft is allowing developers to submit apps to its Windows store without having to pay any onboarding fees. Individual ...

Microsoft recently started rolling out the WebView2 Runtime to consumer devices running Windows 10. The WebView2 Runtime allows developers to embed web content into applications. The developer control ...

Microsoft is now allowing all developers around the world to publish apps on the Microsoft Store for free. Microsoft ...

In late March, the first builds of Windows 8.1 leaked to the Web. At about the same time, the number of Windows 8 apps reversed several months of slowing growth and charted four straight months of app ...

Microsoft has finally eliminated the previous one-time $19 fee, allowing individual developers in nearly 200 countries to ...

Windows would likely be better- you can still run software much older than 2004, but good luck finding people willing to work on stuff 20 years old. I actually think fully compiled binaries will stand ...

Following Microsoft’s big release of Windows 10 last night, the tech company today announced that developers can now submit Windows 10 applications to the Windows Store. The Windows Store includes the ...

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UWP deprecation angst is back in vogue. Developers have for years been decrying a perceived neglect on the part of Microsoft toward its Universal Windows Platform, and they're in voice again after the ...

Winboat is a new technology to run Windows apps on Linux. If the developers can deliver, this will be a game changer.

Steve Ballmer looked relaxed on stage. Dressed down in a short sleeve shirt and pants, he smiled, he cracked jokes, and he energetically rallied the 2000-strong crowd of developers at the opening ...

Microsoft recently announced a new, positive change for publishing apps and Windows software through the Microsoft Store: ...