Developers find that the Win10 store app is stale and lacks vitality changes

Computer Store News: Developer Matt Lacey has spent time collecting data to analyze the performance of applications in the Windows 10 store. According to his findings, the application update in the Windows 10 store is very slow and can be said to be static. Having a powerful digital app store and a large number of products is critical to the development of the digital ecosystem. This is the lesson that Microsoft has learned from Windows Phone. Matt Lacey continuously analyzed the changes in the rankings of different applications on the Windows 10 Store Software Leaderboard from March 1st to June 30th.

Unfortunately, Matt Lacey found that in more than 122 days, there were only 100 days for new software to enter the list, and the number was 202, of which 65 were 3-4 times. The old products that entered the list.

In four months, Matt Lacey discovered that there are 209 different apps in the list of new products and risings, and the number of days in the top of the rankings is on average. 40 days. All in all, this means that from the beginning of the statistical cycle, there are 72 applications on the list, and after 122 days, there are still 62 on the list.

Matt Lacey believes Microsoft's Windows 10 store is underperforming. A powerful and dynamic Windows 10 store can attract users to find new and interesting applications, and software developers can also see real profit potential. If Microsoft can't provide a good environment for Windows 10 applications, it may repeat the same history.