Knowing the impact of the bridges on total number of apps in the Store would be interesting, too. It's been ages since Microsoft released an updated number.
Sounds good on virtual paper, but I'm curious how many apps are in the Windows Store. The Slack blog post reiterated the oft-stated reasons developers might want to bring their apps to the Windows Store: Better application discovery one-click installations "no files or registry items left behind" and the ability to interact directly with hardware, lock screens, payments, notifications, and Cortana. This tool has been available since last year, around the time Microsoft enabled Win32 PC apps to be available through the Store as part of its Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Slack contributed to and used the electron-windows-store tool that is designed to turn electron Apps into Windows AppX packages. Electron is an open source framework from GitHub that is based on the Node.js runtime and Chromium web browser. They may want different things but ultimately the dynamic between CIOs and developers can be highly beneficial for the businesses that employ them.īut Slack also wanted to "sneak Electron into the (WinRT) clubhouse," as the blog post explains. Why CIOs and developers are seldom on the same page - and why that's a good thing We review Apple's M1 Ultra-powered Mac StudioĬan digital dollars be as anonymous as cash? Ukrainian developers share stories from the war zone
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