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Microsoft hopes that all your new applications come from Windows Store. Desktop developers are old school now, they say. So they are moving towards a new kind of Universal Windows Platform application (UWP).
Another reason is to create a unified development environment with just one API set, one app package, and one store to reach all Windows devices – PC, tablet, phone, Xbox, HoloLens, Surface Hub etc. You can use C# with/without XAML, C++, VB or JavaScript!
Basically, you'll use UWP unless there is a specific restriction in the sandboxing model and now everything pre-UWP for app creation is basically on life support. UWP apps are sandboxed, and as a result, have many restrictions on what they can do.
Do you think this will have an impact on the Software market and user experience?
yes i can use all microsoft programes and windows applications
Change is terrifying, and few things in technology have a greater to set us on edge than a fundamental reimagining of the Windows operating system--a piece of the PC that's as vital to our lives and productivity as our mice and keyboards. But change is afoot, and Windows 8 is designed to play a pivotal role in Microsoft's quest for relevance in a future awash with touch-centric devices.
window 10 is more stylish then window 8
