微软将对开发者所提要求进行评估

微软将对开发者所提要求进行评估
2011年12月29日
　　 
　　
　　
　　
　　在WP开发者反馈论坛，微软对开发者提出的应用平台需改进的一些要求的状态进行了更新。下文所述的一些特性要求被改为了正在评估状态。
　　短信接入API
　　蓝牙数据传输APIs
　　原生SDK支持C++开发
　　Skydrive API用来备份用户独立存储空间的应用数据
　　允许应用程序的推送通知展示在锁屏界面上
　　允许创建手机界面截屏
　　允许市场中应用增加应用内购买功能
　　VPN支持
　　日历和联系人的读写权限。
　　以上所有的特性要求，除了其中一条（原生SDK支持），状态都进行了更新，并附有以下留言信息
　　“谢谢你们热烈的评论。我们明白（上面这些特性）对你们和我们的WP手机用户都异常的重要。你们的反馈被放在未来WP发布版本考虑清单中很重要的位置。让这些建议和投票到来。”
　　对于原生SDK支持，微软再一次明确他们不会像安卓哪有开放整个平台。反而，微软会像现有平台管理一样有条件的加入C++支持。
　　在这里投下你的要求：http://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/110705-app-platform
　　原文：In the WPDev Feedback forum, Microsoft has updated the status of few Application platform improvement requests from the developers. The following feature requests are changed to “under review” state.
　　SMS Access API
　　Bluetooth Data Transfer APIs
　　Native SDK to support C++ Development
　　Skydrive API to backup user’s IsolatedStorage app data
　　Allow applications with push notifications to display them on lock screen
　　Allow creating screenshot from device
　　In-App Purchase/Payments for Marketplace apps
　　VPN Support
　　Write access to calendar/contacts
　　All the above requests are updated with the following message except one,
　　Thank you all for the spirited commentary! We understand that (each of the above feature) is of vital importance to you and to our Windows Phone users. Your feedback has placed it very high on the consideration list for future Windows Phone releases. Keep those suggestions and votes coming!
　　For Native SDK support, Microsoft again made it clear that they won’t be opening up the platform as Android did. Instead Microsoft will add support for C++ with restrictions same as the current managed platform.
　　I think it’s safe to expect a C++ support we would provide would likely have the same device/data limitations as the managed code platform…I would probably call out sensors that you want access to as additional suggestions (please, don’t say ‘we need ALL of them!’ as that’s an easy one to simply say ‘too much effort’ and let it fall below the cut-line(s), be explicit on what you need and why).
　　For the most part, I think it’s safe to view native/C++ be something that extends the surface area of the developer platform to provide code reuse, rather than something that opens up the entire device for P/Invoke. The key tenet of “no user should ever regret installing an app” has to hold for this to be accepted/implemented.”