Windows Developer

Windows Developer (stylized as windows.developer; known as dot.net magazin until 2012) is an independent German-language IT trade magazine focused on .NET technologies. It is published by Software & Support Media in Frankfurt am Main and targets developers working with the .NET platform. The magazine appears monthly in the German-speaking region with a print run of 5,000 copies, and each issue includes a CD-ROM or DVD with source code. Special issues are published at irregular intervals to cover current topics. The editorial office has been based in Frankfurt am Main since January 2009; previously it was located in Unterhaching. The editor-in-chief is Sebastian Meyen, and the authorized managing director is Pouya Kamali, who also heads the publishing house. According to IVW figures, the average monthly distributed circulation in the fourth quarter of 2017 was 2,530 copies, a decline of 1.02% (26 issues) compared with the same quarter of the previous year. The number of subscribers fell by 135 subscribers (7.51%) over the same period.

Windows Developer is a German-language IT trade magazine for .NET technologies, published by Software & Support Media in Frankfurt am Main. Until 2012 it was known as dot.net magazin. The magazine provides information for developers working with the .NET platform, among others. It appears monthly in the German-speaking region with a print run of 5,000 copies, and each issue includes a CD-ROM or DVD with source code. Special issues are published at irregular intervals to cover current topics. The editorial office has been based in Frankfurt am Main since January 2009; before that it was located in Unterhaching. The editor-in-chief is Sebastian Meyen, and the authorized managing director is Pouya Kamali, who also heads the publishing house. According to IVW figures, the average monthly distributed circulation in the fourth quarter of 2017 was 2,530 copies, a decline of 1.02% (26 issues) compared with the same quarter of the previous year. The number of subscribers fell by 135 subscribers (7.51%) over the same period.

• Renamed from dot.net magazin to Windows Developer

• Editorial office moved to Frankfurt am Main

Independent trade magazine for .NET developers in the German-speaking market.

• Windows Developer monthly magazine

  Monthly print magazine with a print run of 5,000 copies, including a CD-ROM or DVD with source code.

• Special issues

  Published at irregular intervals to cover current topics.

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