Microsoft started cutting its $19 one-time fee to publish apps to its Windows store in June in certain markets, and it’s now ...

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 ...

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Microsoft today announced a major new initiative that will finally alleviate some of the persistent confusion around Windows app development. Project Reunion, as it is called, is meant to unify ...

A browser-based app is a possibility, but needs access to the hardware we're controlling. Given those constraints, what would people suggest for a UI framework for the next generation?

The number of Windows 8 apps increased at about the same time that the first Windows 8.1 details leaked. Coincidence? Who cares? Not Microsoft, certainly.

New developer tools make it easier to create and publish apps into the new Microsoft Store on Windows 11.

Microsoft has revealed its plan to close the gap between Windows app developers, with Project Reunion aiming to make a common platform for new software. As it stands, Windows developers could be ...

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 ...

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