Progressive Web Apps, or PWAs for short, can now be published for free on the Microsoft Store for a limited time. The group announced this and waived the developer fee until September 15th.
This is how it can now be read in a blog post by Microsoft. Microsoft had previously launched an initiative in which the company was working with Open Web Docs to update the documentation on developing progressive web apps on the MDN website. Most of these documents had not been touched for years.
Now the PWAs will be pushed as part of this partnership. PWA developers can apply now.
Microsoft will allow them to publish apps to the Microsoft Store for free. The company works with the PWABuilder team, which has developed tools that make it easier for developers to turn a web app into a PWA. In the blog post, Microsoft explained that from now until September 15, select developers whose apps meet certain requirements can receive a token.
With this token, the transfer to the Microsoft Store is then possible free of charge. Usually, the fee for registering a Microsoft Store account is around $19.
According to Microsoft, the apps must meet the following requirements:
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