The Windows Dev Center gets a makeover again

That the Redmond Dev Center has become one of their big bets is an undeniable reality that Microsoft itself announced during its Build 2016. An event in which they announced that they would add even more news to the development center; a service that by the way and since the launch of the operating system, has already undergone two redesigns.

However, the matter does not stop there, because it was today when the company has released a new update, a revamped in which all the benefits that were announced in the famous conference are definitively incorporated.But let's go with each of them.

The main news

Specifically, there are about 25, although here we will focus on the most relevant ones.

• Added the ability to upload and publish apps for Xbox One.

• The dashboard design has been improved to enhance the user experience.

• The new update offers faster and easier access to your most frequently used tools.
• Comes with personalized suggestions and notifications.

• Introduced a new publishing API that allows developers to automate the process using a REST API.
• You can now also update your applications gradually.
• The A/B testing experience has been improved.
• Los de Redmond has simplified the approach to the different families of devices.
• Developers already have the option to configure their apps so that users are forced to update it if they want to continue enjoying it.

• AnalyticsAnalytics have been improved so that developers have better insight into the performance of their tools.
• There is also the possibility?for users of version 1607 of Windows 10- to offer in-app products from the Windows Store
• The Publisher's Name no longer has to match your company's legal name.
• Management of multiple users and their permissions has also been simplified.
• Included improvements in notifications and payment reports.
• Shop search suggestions are now smarter.

Via | Windows Official Blog