What Microsoft needs to learn from the new Mac App Store

What developers need to know about Microsoft’s recent affiliate platform transition

What’s up, nerds? It’s me, your inner suit. We’re going to do that thing you always say you want to do: make money.

What we learned from scratching a lifelong pen computing itch.

If you missed User Camp’s #CodeAndCoffee Twitter interview with Microsoft, here it is (all nicely threaded).

How Helge Keck’s passion for community and commitment to his craft paid off

The WiFi Tool apps for Windows are joining User Camp.

How to pick an app idea that’s guaranteed to make money

We’re growing our Microsoft Store catalog by acquiring apps.

We have two goals: make a good living, and don’t work too hard.

Appy Text shows how far an app can get with passion and transparency.

Windows is underrepresented on Product Hunt. Let’s change that.

We received thousands of 5-star reviews, just by asking nicely.

It’s time to stop waiting for Windows Phone to come back.

The Store is the future of Windows, and you’re going to like it.

How one indie developer succeeded the old-fashioned way in the Microsoft Store

Ombudsman connects the Windows Dev Center to Zapier, unlocking endless possibilities.

If you’re a Store developer, it can be yours too.

Believe it or not, users kind of like the Microsoft Store.

Our Windows app’s launch would have gone even better if we had changed just one thing.