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Microsoft Will Open Source the Windows App SDK — Just Don't Ask About When as "this isn’t a flip-the-switch moment, it’s a deliberate process"

Microsoft has published an article on Github detailing its plans to open source the Windows App SDK. Beth Pan, a software engineer on the Windows App SDK team at Microsoft, announced the plans in a ...
TechCrunch

It’ll soon be free to publish apps to the Microsoft Store

Microsoft is getting rid of developer onboarding fees for the Microsoft Store on Windows, the digital distribution platform for its flagship operating system, the company announced Monday during its ...
TechSpot

Developers can now publish Windows apps for free on the Microsoft Store

Bottom line: Microsoft is making a significant effort to turn its official app store into a profitable or even enticing service for programmers and software entrepreneurs. Bringing apps to the store ...

Power Apps Adoption Outpaces Governance as Security and Compliance Risks Grow, Says Info-Tech Research Group

Although low-code/no-code (LCNC) platforms like Microsoft Power Apps make application development faster and more accessible ...
VentureBeat

Microsoft’s Copilot can now build apps and automate your job — here’s how it works

Microsoft is launching a significant expansion of its Copilot AI assistant on Tuesday, introducing tools that let employees build applications, automate workflows, and create specialized AI agents ...
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Microsoft expands Gaming Copilot as AI fuels app surge

Microsoft is rolling out its Gaming Copilot AI to Xbox Game Pass titles amid a record surge in global app releases driven by AI-assisted development. The expansion reflects a wider trend of AI ...
ZDNet

Microsoft aids developers in porting Android apps to Windows Phones

Just two months after delivering a tool to help developers port iPhone apps to Windows Phone 7, Microsoft is adding Android support to it. On June 9, Microsoft announced it is adding Android support ...