As a developer there is one constant, just like in other areas of life, things are always changing...

If you are a Windows developer and already have apps in the Windows Store then you have most likely received an email from the folks at the Windows Dev Center about your apps that are missing an age restriction. In the past, assigning an age...

If you have been building Windows based software for sometime it is very likely that many of those programs are either .NET or Win32 based...

It has been a couple of weeks since I did a run down of the latest and greatest content from the Windows Developer team at Microsoft so i wanted to take that opportunity today...

Last week I started doing a weekly catch up of the great content which the folks from Microsoft are writing about on their Building Apps for Windows blog because they are in the middle of doing a couple of different series of articles about...

If you have been developing apps for iOS and Android platforms it is very likely you are extremely familiar with those development environments. Microsoft understands this and as we have already seen, they are very interested in getting iOS ...

If you are a Windows developer of any kind I hope you have the RSS feed for all of the official Windows Blogs, which includes the Building Windows Apps blog, over at the Microsoft website...

According to Microsoft, what began as an experiment, has turned into a product that is focused on the productivity of developers and provides high quality editing and debugging capabilities. Although it was built with the focus on web based ...

There are a lot of novelty programming languages out there. Emojicode might be the perfect one for coding on the go.

If you are unfamiliar with Windows App Studio it is an online tool for developing apps for the Windows Store.  It was released in beta back in the fall of 2013 and has become a very robust development environment for web hosted apps or content...