Developers urged to submit Windows Store apps by tonight for January 1st debut

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Published onDecember 18, 2015

published onDecember 18, 2015

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For those of you who are Windows 10 app developers, Microsoft has issued a tweet asking you to submit your apps by tonight (December 18th), in order to have your app make it into the Windows Store in time for New Years (January 1st, 2016). This doesn’t mean you can’t upload your app later in December, it just means due to the holidays, now is the best time to get your app uploaded to the Store to have it approved in time for New Years. Naturally, as the year comes to an end, things will be slowing down. So if you want your app or app update approved and published, now is the time to submit. Check out the tweet below.

Reminder! Submit your apps by tonight in order to make it into the@WindowsStorein time for New Years.pic.twitter.com/JwHwhlF5iU

— Windows Developer (@windowsdev)December 18, 2015

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