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The problem is that (effectively) no one uses that platform. It's not just the initial creation that is the problem - maintaining a windows phone app over the y
by alasdair_ 9y ago
The problem is that (effectively) no one uses that platform. It's not just the initial creation that is the problem - maintaining a windows phone app over the years to come would be a real pain in the ass, and would slow future updates.
- underwater 9y agoThere were existing third party apps that they forced to shut down. Understandable if it's competing against a native app, but that wasn't the case.
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