Attracting more Win8 applications, Microsoft gives developers more autonomy

Computer store news: Microsoft is trying its best to convince developers to develop applications for Win8's Modern UI; this week, Microsoft announced that developers are releasing applications in the Windows Store. The permissions have been improved.

Microsoft said in the blog that the application can be submitted to the Microsoft Store as long as the application passes the certification or the developer has a specific date; now the developer needs to fill in the specific time and time zone of the Windows 8 application release, but the application The time can still be changed during the certification process.

If a published Win8 application needs to be undone, the developer will have more control over the entire process.

At the same time, Microsoft also updated the Win8 certification requirements. Microsoft said that some of these changes will make it easier for app developers to pass certification and at the same time guarantee a certain quality. For example, developers now have more flexibility to decide where to place ads.