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'''Windows 8 build 8175.5''' is the official Developer Preview 4 build of [[Windows 8]], sent out to 50 contestants qualifying for the second round of the ''Windows 8 First Apps'' contest,<ref name="FirstAppsDetails">Harris, Jensen; Leblond, Antoine; Zander, Jason. [http://web.archive.org/web/20111210164241/https://buildwindowscontest.com/ Contest Information], ''Windows 8 First Apps Contest''. 6 December 2011.</ref><ref name="FirstAppsRules">Harris, Jensen; Leblond, Antoine; Zander, Jason. [http://web.archive.org/web/20120107150820/https://buildwindowscontest.com/OfficialRules.aspx Official Rules], ''Windows 8 First Apps Contest''. 6 December 2011.</ref><ref>Dixon, Ian. [https://thedigitallifestyle.com/w/index.php/2011/12/07/microsoft-launch-windows-8-first-apps-contest/ Microsoft launch Windows 8 First Apps Contest], ''The Digital Lifestyle''. 7 December 2011.</ref> a competition where developers made use of the then-new Windows Runtime development tools included as part of the [[Windows 8 Build 8102.101.winmain_win8m3.110830-1739|first Developer Preview]] to work on native applications that aligned with the best practices observed within the Metro design language as closely as possible.<ref name="FirstAppsDetails"/> It was formally distributed through a private beta program hosted on the Microsoft Connect website on 15 January 2012.<ref name="FirstAppsRules"/> | '''Windows 8 build 8175.5 (fbl_dev_dp4)''' is the official Developer Preview 4 build of [[Windows 8]], sent out to 50 contestants qualifying for the second round of the ''Windows 8 First Apps'' contest,<ref name="FirstAppsDetails">Harris, Jensen; Leblond, Antoine; Zander, Jason. [http://web.archive.org/web/20111210164241/https://buildwindowscontest.com/ Contest Information], ''Windows 8 First Apps Contest''. 6 December 2011.</ref><ref name="FirstAppsRules">Harris, Jensen; Leblond, Antoine; Zander, Jason. [http://web.archive.org/web/20120107150820/https://buildwindowscontest.com/OfficialRules.aspx Official Rules], ''Windows 8 First Apps Contest''. 6 December 2011.</ref><ref>Dixon, Ian. [https://thedigitallifestyle.com/w/index.php/2011/12/07/microsoft-launch-windows-8-first-apps-contest/ Microsoft launch Windows 8 First Apps Contest], ''The Digital Lifestyle''. 7 December 2011.</ref> a competition where developers made use of the then-new Windows Runtime development tools included as part of the [[Windows 8 Build 8102.101.winmain_win8m3.110830-1739|first Developer Preview]] to work on native applications that aligned with the best practices observed within the Metro design language as closely as possible.<ref name="FirstAppsDetails"/> It was formally distributed through a private beta program hosted on the Microsoft Connect website on 15 January 2012.<ref name="FirstAppsRules"/> | ||
Throughout the second round, contestants were tasked with making necessary changes to one or two applicable Metro applications to ensure compatibility with this build and resubmit them to a panel of three judges for final evaluation.<ref name="FirstAppsRules"/> The build was first referenced in a thread on the now-defunct ''Tools for Windows Store Apps'' forum on 18 January 2012,<ref>Shafiq, Imran. [http://web.archive.org/web/20210512183500/https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/451158e5-c63d-4efb-8f32-90719e7231e7/developer-license-sign-in-is-not-working-on-the-vs-2011-beta-build?forum=toolsforwinapps Developer License sign in is not working on the VS 2011 BETA build], ''Tools for Windows Store Apps''. 18 January 2012.</ref> and the full contents of the x64 compile's Microsoft Connect release were later publicly shared on 28 June 2022. | Throughout the second round, contestants were tasked with making necessary changes to one or two applicable Metro applications to ensure compatibility with this build and resubmit them to a panel of three judges for final evaluation.<ref name="FirstAppsRules"/> The build was first referenced in a thread on the now-defunct ''Tools for Windows Store Apps'' forum on 18 January 2012,<ref>Shafiq, Imran. [http://web.archive.org/web/20210512183500/https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/451158e5-c63d-4efb-8f32-90719e7231e7/developer-license-sign-in-is-not-working-on-the-vs-2011-beta-build?forum=toolsforwinapps Developer License sign in is not working on the VS 2011 BETA build], ''Tools for Windows Store Apps''. 18 January 2012.</ref> and the full contents of the x64 compile's Microsoft Connect release were later publicly shared on 28 June 2022. | ||