


The company committed to a more open store ecosystem at the time, saying: "We're enabling developers and independent software vendors (ISVs) to bring their apps regardless of whether they're built as a Win32, Progressive Web App (PWA), or Universal Windows App (UWP) or any other app framework, creating an opportunity to reach and engage with more people." Microsoft announced a revamp of the store in June when it introduced Windows 11. Hey y'all! Welcome Community 2019 *and* Visual Studio to the new Windows Store! Both FREE and available to Windows Insiders right now! Interested in publishing your Win32 App? Check out /MifCbd6hzt- Scott Hanselman August 25, 2021 24 tweet, wherein Hanselman said the IDE and code editor are available in the store for Windows Insiders members, who get early access to pre-release builds. Microsoft's Scott Hanselman announced that Visual Studio Community 2019 and Visual Studio Code are now available in the Microsoft Store on Windows 11.
