Author Archives: matt

The Windows Developer Day returns on October 10th and it’s being broadcast from London. There isn’t room for us to attend the broadcast (I asked several times) but we are able to go one better. On the next day  (Wednesday 11th … Continue reading →

I know the group’s been very quiet for a while. And, even though life’s been getting in the way, I’ve not forgotten about it. There’s a possibility of something later in the year (more details when I have them) but … Continue reading →

This was totally unplanned but three of the last four guests on the Gone Mobile Podcast will be familiar to you if you were a regular attendee of WPUG meetings. Listen and enjoy: Gone Mobile 47: Building Reactive Apps with … Continue reading →

In a break from the pattern of past meetings, on March 21st we’ll be having a series of discussions of what the future for Windows App developers looks like. Join us for a pub lunch to discuss how you see … Continue reading →

We’re back. And starting 2017 in style! This meeting coincides with the Windows Developer Day – Creators Update livestream but there’s more. Not only will we be having a “viewing party” but we’ve also secured access to a Q&A with … Continue reading →

A. They submit 25 apps to the store. Well that’s what we did on the Saturday just gone. There were a mixture of new apps, apps updated to support Windows 10 (mobile and desktop as a single UWP) and other … Continue reading →

If you’re not signed up to receive our newsletter (enter your email in the box on the home page if you want to join) you’ll have missed this. Because I don’t want you to feel left out: It feels like … Continue reading →

This month (September) Mike James will be returning to us to talk about Xamarin Insights. More details and registration on meetup.

I feel I should start by apologising to you. I was given a review copy of this book a few months ago but the fact it’s taken me this long to tell you about it is something I should apologies … Continue reading →

Last weekend we organised the Submit-It! hackathon. It was one day of people finishing and then submitting apps to the Windows and Windows Phone stores. During the day the apps that were submitted (either as updates or new apps) are: … Continue reading →