As the 2013 //build/ conference gets underway, I wanted to check in to share an update on our progress toward our goal of fostering a Windows Phone ecosystem characterized by quality, scale, and developer opportunity. I’ve also got a special offer to announce to encourage those of you who haven’t yet published a Windows Phone app to join us. Think of it as a “summer break.”
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