What's worse is that the previous version of the same Weather app was fully native on Windows 10. Why would you take a perfectly working app and downgrade it like this?
What's worse is that the previous version of the same Weather app was fully native on Windows 10. Why would you take a perfectly working app and downgrade it like this?
In a parallel universe Microsoft would have never killed Windows phone and they would have been forced to keep these apps a little more memory/performance friendly.
Well, this is Microsoft and Windows; it would be weird if it got better.
Yeah, people are acting like it's not been decades of microsoft pumping out spaghetti code at industrial scale.