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Wpug vserv developer deck- march 2014 global

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In what may strike some of you as a shocking display of organisation and efficiency, we have dates and details of our events for the next few months already organised. Here’s what you can expect. London March 26th – What Windows Phone … Continue reading →

Things you may have missed since the last meeting: Beta Apps no longer expire Update 3 Emulators now available VSO Analytics now available Sign up for WPDevWeekly Watch WPDevFusion recordings Developer Economics Survey now available Improvements to Dev Center Reporting … Continue reading →

Our friends at VisionMobile have just published the latest Developer Economics report – the de-facto research in app development. State of the Developer Nation, the 6th Developer Economics report, features in-depth analysis and insights into the key issues in the … Continue reading →

As you’re probably aware, we regularly tweet the latest Windows Phone development related news, information and blog posts on our @wpug twitter account. We do this to help share details and help everyone who is interested to be aware of … Continue reading →

Yesterday we shared the questions from the quiz we ran at NDC London. Go and have a look at the questions now if you want to try them yourself. (Don’t scroll down yet and spoil it by seeing the answers.) Here, as promised … Continue reading →

Today at NDC London, as part of the community area, we ran a Windows Phone related quiz. To allow everyone (you) to take part, virtually, and just for fun (sorry no prizes) here are the questions: How many updates to … Continue reading →

This coming week (2-6 Dec) sees NDC come to London. Over the week there are a wide range of sessions and tickets are still available. We will be there on all the session days and you’ll find us in the … Continue reading →

WPUG will be at NDC London helping support the community area. At the very core of the reason for the existence of WPUG is the desire to help more people produce better apps and so we wanted to do something … Continue reading →