Application crash report file for Win8 app developers today

Computer Store News: I believe that the most unintended thing for application developers is that the programs they have written are inexplicably lost. Now, Microsoft says it will send detailed reports that are not certified for those uncertified program developers.
Microsoft pointed out in the official blog that under normal circumstances, if the application does not pass the certification, the biggest reason is mainly crash or no response during the test, and there are many reasons for the crash. So, Microsoft decided to send application crash report files for developers from now on.

At that time, developers will be able to problems during the test at a glance, and to fix this. Microsoft said that starting today, developers and developers will receive a crash dump file (suffixed with .dmp) that can be opened with Visual Studio 2012 or Windows Debugger. The file contains important information about the software. In addition, the developer will also receive an ErrorInfo folder (suffixed with .txt). There will be application crashes in the file with unhandled JavaScript code exceptions. Both folders will be sent to the developer with the same certification report. Once the developer fixes these issues, the app will be resubmitted to the platform, re-certified, and eventually entered the Windows Store. I believe that Microsoft's measures will help application developers and developers save a lot of time to reapply applications.