> the only reason devs don't support it ... is pure apathy.
Plus $99 per year for the privilege of loading your proto-app onto your own phone.
Versus just picking-up an Android phone and starting to hack, I can understand the lack of interest.
There's also the problem of the intersection of mobile-oriented developers and developers familar with the MS development stack; I'd say that the majority of the latter are back-end corporate coders, not front-end app developers.
Plus $99 per year for the privilege of loading your proto-app onto your own phone.
Versus just picking-up an Android phone and starting to hack, I can understand the lack of interest.
There's also the problem of the intersection of mobile-oriented developers and developers familar with the MS development stack; I'd say that the majority of the latter are back-end corporate coders, not front-end app developers.