With the release of Windows 10, Microsoft is pushing users toward their ecosystem harder than ever, but one of the major complaints is still a lack of compatible apps. Microsoft assured developers that a Microsoft tool to go along with the SDK would help bring apps from the Google Play Store and Apple's App Store to Windows. Now, we're getting a first glimpse of how that process will look as Microsoft rolls out the beta of the open source Windows Bridge for iOS.
It's still very much a work in progress, at least according to the Microsoft blog, and a number of the features that were promised when it was announced still aren't fully operational. Like with the Insider program, Microsoft is interested in building a solid foundation of developer feedback and bug reports well before the official release of the software. It's also open source, released under an MIT license, so users will be able to not just provide feedback, but also potential solutions.
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