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Hmm. Nice to see Microsoft trying to be consistent. But a much bigger deal for Visual Studio 19 is something w

In reply to JerryH:Jerry, I don't think you have to worry about the Store going away. There are a couple

Well, I'm just one "dev" (actually, I'm the founder and CEO, not a programmer) who in the 80s creat

In reply to darkgrayknight:Jean-Louis Gassee tried to put out a good third choice with the Be OS. It was a go

In reply to dcdevito:I don't know anyone who has a Chromebook. Granted, that's not a large sample.

In reply to JBerls:Best comment I've seen in a long time. I totally agree that this notion of the demise

In reply to jimchamplin:I get what you're saying, but I don't need two. For me, the Surface Pro 4 i

This is an interesting topic. Paul said, "no developer, not even Microsoft, has created a major new Windows a

In reply to karma77police:Your first sentence doesn't make sense. 1 - If Win10 had 100% market share, it

In reply to cyloncat:Cyloncat is right. As a Mac software developer/publisher from day one of the Mac, I work

In reply to wocowboy:Alright, that's a data point of one; one person. I have several employees using tou

Paul was laughing cuz Brad's daughter threw the Surface in the fountain. For sure.

In reply to hrlngrv:Sorry, but your last post makes no sense at all. "Leading edge can be a path to nowhere."

In reply to hrlngrv:Two things, again from my point of view:1 - There isn't a viable opportunity for me t

In reply to valisystem:Regarding "no incentives for developers": My startup is doing UWP application software

In reply to Awhispersecho:There are eight of us in my office. Each has a computer running Windows 10. Two of

In reply to hrlngrv:Good question, is UWP not ready for prime time? We have been working on a Windows 10 UWP