Interview with developers of Windows 8 and Windows Phone applications

Unfortunately, it so happened that domestic IT and near-resources resources very passively relate to the success of local developers and small companies, but they are often ready to blindly reprint everything related to large companies and foreign startups. You don’t need to go far - any mention of a product or the insertion of a link to a habr is automatically equal to advertising and is banned (even if the article is 99.99% useful).

Therefore, often the products and applications of domestic developers are focused primarily on the Western market, most of which are not localized into Russian or Ukrainian languages. As a small company, we also lack the attention of local media, although foreign resources are happy to contact and publish news and materials.
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Therefore, we want to slightly change this situation on the pages of WP7ROCKS - a site for Windows Phone and Windows 8 developers, within which we created the rubric “Keep five! Five questions for developers.

There are already several interviews:

• Interview with Nick Kairinos (BrilliSoft LLC)
• Interview with Alexei Garbuzenko
• Five questions to the author of the game JumpWheel
• Five questions to Denis Kurkov - author Waizi Shopping
• Five questions to Alexander Korobeynikov
• Five questions to Andrei Stepanov
• Five questions Sly Lamb
• Five questions to Andrei Lastochkin
• Five questions for the developer MikeLordow

If you want to add to the list, then you need to answer five questions:

1. Tell us about yourself. How long have you been developing mobile apps? Why did you decide to develop applications for Windows Phone / Windows 8?
2. Tell us more about your applications.
3. What can you tell about the development process, tools, etc.? What difficulties and problems did you have and how did you solve them?
4. How do you promote your apps? Share statistics, interesting facts.
5. What are your future plans?

Extended answers with illustrations, links and video (if any) please send to info // devrain.com.

Of course, we are not a habr, but we want to support the domestic producer :-)

Thanks for attention!