Since the introduction of “Microsoft Store” (formerly known as “Windows Store”) on Windows 8, application stores have always been an indispensable part of the Microsoft Windows operating system.As a way for most built-in applications to get updates outside of “Windows Update”, users can also purchase, download, and install their favorite applications here.However, whether it is the performance experience or the number of applications, the performance of the “Microsoft Store” on the Windows 10 operating system has always been lame.
The embarrassment of the Microsoft Store application store is also that most companies, including Microsoft itself, have not distributed their applications through this channel (such as Microsoft Teams and Visual Studio).
However, as the “Next Generation Windows” conference on June 24 approaches, it is reported that Microsoft has finally developed a brand new application store for “Windows 11”. It has been redesigned and has many developer-friendly features.
Windows Latest pointed out that Microsoft just sent you an invitation to another event held exclusively for Windows developers on June 24th, and we are likely to learn more about the new app store policy during this developer event. .
Interested friends can pay attention to this new event held at 3 pm after the release of the “Windows 11” operating system at 11 am US time.
It is not clear how Microsoft intends to impress Windows developers, but the trailer hints that this will be a “big event” and will be broadcast live on YouTube.
It is reported that during the Build 2021 developer conference, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed that the “next generation of Windows” will bring new “economic opportunities” for developers-“We will share the most important Windows in the past decade One of the updates will release more economic opportunities for developers and creators.”
Based on this, we expect Microsoft to focus on the features and policies of the “Windows 11” new application store during this new event, as well as Project Reunion, WinUI and other developer-centric projects.
According to previous reports, the “Windows 11” application store is expected to bring rush design, performance, and new developer policy support. For example, developers can now submit their Win32 desktop applications to the “Microsoft Store” application store.
Sources said that this update may also bring popular applications such as Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox to the store.
Third-party applications can still be updated directly through the “Microsoft Store”, but interested developers can still use their own content delivery network.
But unlike Google Play Store or Apple App Store, the upgraded “Microsoft Store” will also allow developers to use their own payment system to implement “in-app purchases.”
Microsoft will not profit from sales outside of its business platform, so it is expected to make it an open platform for everyone.
Finally, in terms of design, it is expected that the new version of “Microsoft Store” will introduce rounded corner UI, WinUI style controls, Fluent Design design concepts, and other improvements.
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