It has been known for quite some time that her designs Microsoft είναι μειώσει το χάσμα που υπάρχει μεταξύ του λειτουργικού των smartphones και του λειτουργικού των υπολογιστών της (σ.σ.: εμπρός στον δρόμο που χάραξε η Apple). Ο στόχος ένα κοινό λειτουργικό σύστημα για το Windows Phone και το Windows RT, ούτως ώστε να μπορεί να τρέχει κοινές applications in the near future.
Today the known leaker WZR comes to confirm rumors by posting two photos on Twitter, showing more clues to Microsoft's vision.
The photo below clearly refers to a "Universal App Store" (Universal Store), signaling the ability for developers to “build a single app that will run on Windows Phone as well as Windows.” It also describes some elements of the development process, and refers to two different Visual Studio UI projects – one for each of the subtly different user interfaces used on mobile phones and larger displays – together with a single “common solution”.
The second photo shows the UI commonalities on both Windows and Windows Phone systems, and shows that 80% of XAML can be shared, without changes at all, across apps developed for both platforms.
The photo also notes that when application development is complete, Visual Studio will produce two Appx packages - one for Windows Store, and one for the Windows Phone Store.
