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Microsoft Releases Windows 10 Developer Toolkit

Mar 23, 2015, 3:49 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Microsoft today made a software developer kit available to developers interested in creating apps for the forthcoming Windows 10 platform. The SDK requires users to be a member of the Windows Insider Program and have the latest build of the Windows 10 Technical Preview, as well as a handful of other apps. By releasing the SDK, Microsoft is essentially asking developers to start coding Windows 10 applications for Windows PCs, tablets, and phones. Microsoft expects to release Windows 10 this summer and will want a healthy supply of apps available for the new platform when it arrives. The SDK arrives about a month before Microsoft plans to hold its annual Build developer conference. More details are expected to surface at that time.

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mloudt

Mar 24, 2015, 5:54 PM

We know Blackberry ain't coming back but Windows still has a chance!

Blackberry at 0.5 percent smartphone global share is pretty much done. While Windows phone worldwide is around between 3-4% and hasn't grown as fast as Microsoft would have liked; I can see with Windows 10 cross platform and a new refreshed browser overall instead of old boring Internet Explorer them making a turning point.

People need to remember Apple only has like a 12-13% global share. If Windows phone market share could get around 6-7% I could see Microsoft turning a lil profit off this platform. We already know Microsoft makes more than enough off software. Then, add the fact Android and Apple phone manufacturers pays them licensing fees on patents they use; this also more than makes up for the lack of market share windows phone do...
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