The latest aid Microsoft has offered to developers is Windows Dev Center Tips, a blog series aimed at giving devs more information about the app publishing process. The Dev Center received new features in the last months, and Microsoft wants to walk its developers through various publishing scenarios such as:
Publish or update a public app Package flighting Publishing hidden apps Side-loading and enterprise distribution Third party and legacy distribution options Notes about confidentiality and purchasing
Currently, devs can submit apps with one or more packages. The selections they make regarding visibility, description, and price are valid for all their app’s packages. Also, each package in the app can target various OS versions. Devs can publish an app in two different ways: make it available to every user or limit which customers can download it. The new publishing package also offers complementary features such as granular control to target specific app updates to specific customers. Before publishing an app, devs need to think what their purpose is as the option to limit access to the app completely or offer limited app access to certain customers is a powerful one. Microsoft will update its Windows Dev Center Tip blog regularly in order to better assist developers in creating the best Windows 10 apps. Speaking of apps, if you encounter issues when opening Windows 10 apps, check out our fix article to solve the problem. RELATED STORIES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT:
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