Windows Phone developer program DVLUP now available in worldwide for Developers
Microsoft has been announced that the DVLUP Program, the Windows Phone application developer program that Nokia first launched in November 2012, and it is now available in over 192 countries, which mean by the its now accessible in everywhere of the world.
The DVLUP program is basically a way for Windows Phone appliction creators to an engage with each others while also making softwares for the Microsoft's mobile OS.
The program includes a kind of meta-game where developers can earn things like badges and prizes when they unlock achievements on the DVLUP site. There's also a leaderboard where those same developers can compare their badges, the number of points they have collected, and how many apps they have created for Windows Phone, along with apps made for Nokia X and Nokia Asha devices.
While DVLUP was previously limited to developers who live in the U.S., Canada and parts of Europe, today's announcement means there should be a ton of new sign ups for the program, Microsoft said, "We are extremely excited to help app developers all over the world in their journey to being successful. If you've got apps, we want to help you shine! DVLUP is free to join."
What do you think of this worldwide expansion for the DVLUP program & will it help Windows Phone increase its application library?
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