Recommendations to others considering Windows App SDK:
At the time of writing, I consider the SDK to still be young. There are still a great number of bugs around, especially concerning the mobile platform, and not enough clear dates are mentioned on when these will be fixed. To me, this platform seems to be on the edge of either recovering and creating a great experience for developing and using alike or becoming a half-finished buggy mess before the next large upgrade hits restarting the same process again. Therefore, be wary of using the Windows 10 SDK. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Windows App SDK solving and how is that benefiting you?
I've worked on an power consumption monitoring app using the Fibaro Wall plug and Syncfusion's Line-of-Business library. It charts the information gathered. Furthermore I worked with the Phillips Hue Lights to test Cortana integration. Being forced to use Visual Studio and Windows 10 made developing from my preferred setup impossible and the bloated software took up a lot of diskspace. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.