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Welcome to the Universal Windows Platform Developer Feedback site. This site provides the Windows developer community with a channel for feedback on the following topics:
- Windows developer platform (APIs, runtimes, and controls)
- Dev Center (dashboard, reporting/analytics, submission process, etc.)
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Your suggestions will be reviewed by the Windows platform developer team to help with planning ideas and to better understand how developers are using the platform.
What this forum is not intended to cover or capture:
- Windows consumer suggestions: Use the Windows Feedback Hub app built directly into Windows 10
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If you’re new to UserVoice, two things to keep in mind are (a) List items (and item rankings) represent community interest in features, and not the actual priority list for the product team; and (b) Suggestions made using this forum will be moderated if they do not actually represent a feature request (or if too many different ideas are included in one suggestion).
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Quick Start: Javascript Code Example for UWP Add-In Subscription for Windows Store App
The Existing documentation for Windows.services.store class has no single JavaScript Code Example, i.e. Quick Start type example, for adding in-App Subscription Add-In
(UWP Windows Store App HTML5, JavaScript CSS3) Could you please provide...….1 vote -
Post Source code for bthgattdump.exe, various versions, especially in 8.1 wdk
Code would be useful in adapting to Bluetooth applications.
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Code sample for connected apps and devices (Project Rome)
I've read about "Project Rome" and the possibility of creating cross-device experiences (https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2016/10/11/cross-device-experience-with-project-rome/), and am particularly interested in the Project Rome Android SDK (https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2017/02/08/announcing-project-rome-android-sdk/#HQl7ibqTUGYzrufw.97).
I would like to try this out -- making my app an "experience shared across multiple, close proximity devices," but it would be very helpful to see some code samples.
I am especially interested in how this would work for my app to span different hardware types regardless of form factor or OS -- the idea of a seamless experience between Windows desktop and Android or iOS mobile is compelling... but I…
4 votesgreat to hear. have you checked out the samples at http://aka.ms/projectrome? we have samples up there for Android. please check it out and let us know whether this works for you.
Thx
Rome team
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