Can't find Lumia SensorCore SDK

For some reason Nokia Developer and its community and wiki seem to be gone, I've looked everywhere on the MSDN and can't find any information regarding Lumia or any other Nokia platform, if this is a move by Microsoft it's a lousy and developer unfriendly move, why did they do this? You'd think that they'd use the MSDN which still has archives for Windows Mobile and even MS-DOS development, but for some reason Microsoft just has to delete years and years of work, this move would've never happened under Ballmer, the Microsoft-Nokia deal had so much potential, but Microsoft completely ruined it, I won't be surprised if they'd delete all Lumia features and then take 5 years so build them from the ground up and waste money and hire new people because they had to fire the old talented workers (oké, maybe this accidently turned into a rant, but I really just want Microsoft to make MICROSOFT Mobile's operating systems's and devices' developer software and wiki's available from the Microsoft DEVELOPER Network).
Likewise Microsoft claims that S40, S60, Asha, and Nokia X development details can be found on the Opera site but there's literally nothing there, it would've been way easier to have just migrated and archived information and Wiki's to the MSDN which still lists articles relevant to Windows 95, but can't list something about the Lumia Imaging SDK which works with the Microsoft Lumia 640 XL released in 2015.

TulaTheQuang wrote:
this accidently turned into a rant
I am a external developer like you, and I do not understand that closure either. Furthermore, the Microsoft Mobile Community is not leveraged as feedback channel. Therefore here, your comments drown in the Internet swarm. Officially, you should ask such questions in the Microsoft Developer Network (Lumia) or Opera (rest).
TulaTheQuang wrote:
Asha, and Nokia X development details can be found on the Opera site
Does this help?
TulaTheQuang wrote:
Where is the Lumia SensorCore SDK?
Please, continue there …
Currently, Google still has Developer Nokia in its cache, if you look for the Blogs, Wiki, or Discussion Board.
Furthermore as of today, the Wayback Machine is not blocked by a robot.txt, yet.
If you look for something special, please, say so and I double-check for you.

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/* Inaccessible static: isInc */
/* Inaccessible static: incRate */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_TOP_ALIGNMENT
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_TOP_ALIGNMENT 0.0f
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_CENTER_ALIGNMENT
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_CENTER_ALIGNMENT 0.5f
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_BOTTOM_ALIGNMENT
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_BOTTOM_ALIGNMENT 1.0f
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_LEFT_ALIGNMENT
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_LEFT_ALIGNMENT 0.0f
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_RIGHT_ALIGNMENT
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_RIGHT_ALIGNMENT 1.0f
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID -7644114512714619750i64
/* Inaccessible static: metrics */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024Component */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024ComponentListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024FocusListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024HierarchyListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024HierarchyBoundsListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024KeyListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024MouseListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024MouseMotionListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024MouseWheelListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024InputMethodListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024beans_00024PropertyChangeListener */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID 4613797578919906343i64
/* Inaccessible static: dbg */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_INCLUDE_SELF
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_INCLUDE_SELF 1L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_SEARCH_HEAVYWEIGHTS
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_SEARCH_HEAVYWEIGHTS 1L
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024Container */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024ContainerListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024KeyboardFocusManager */
/* Inaccessible static: systemSyncLWRequests */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_OPENED
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_OPENED 1L
/* Inaccessible static: nameCounter */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID 4497834738069338734i64
/* Inaccessible static: dbg */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024Window */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024WindowListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024WindowFocusListener */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024event_00024WindowStateListener */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_DEFAULT_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_DEFAULT_CURSOR 0L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_CROSSHAIR_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_CROSSHAIR_CURSOR 1L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_TEXT_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_TEXT_CURSOR 2L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_WAIT_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_WAIT_CURSOR 3L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_SW_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_SW_RESIZE_CURSOR 4L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_SE_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_SE_RESIZE_CURSOR 5L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_NW_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_NW_RESIZE_CURSOR 6L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_NE_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_NE_RESIZE_CURSOR 7L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_N_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_N_RESIZE_CURSOR 8L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_S_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_S_RESIZE_CURSOR 9L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_W_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_W_RESIZE_CURSOR 10L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_E_RESIZE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_E_RESIZE_CURSOR 11L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_HAND_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_HAND_CURSOR 12L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_MOVE_CURSOR
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_MOVE_CURSOR 13L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_NORMAL
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_NORMAL 0L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_ICONIFIED
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_ICONIFIED 1L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_MAXIMIZED_HORIZ
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_MAXIMIZED_HORIZ 2L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_MAXIMIZED_VERT
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_MAXIMIZED_VERT 4L
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_MAXIMIZED_BOTH
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_MAXIMIZED_BOTH 6L
/* Inaccessible static: nameCounter */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_serialVersionUID 2673458971256075116i64
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024java_00024awt_00024Frame */
#undef alwaysontop_MainFrame_EXIT_ON_CLOSE
#define alwaysontop_MainFrame_EXIT_ON_CLOSE 3L
/* Inaccessible static: defaultLookAndFeelDecoratedKey */
/* Inaccessible static: class_00024alwaysontop_00024MainFrame */
* Class:     alwaysontop_MainFrame
* Method:    setWindowAlwaysOnTop
* Signature: (Ljava/lang/String;Z)V
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_alwaysontop_MainFrame_setWindowAlwaysOnTop
(JNIEnv *, jclass, jstring, jboolean);
#ifdef __cplusplus
#endif
#endifDoes anyone see anything wrong with that?
Maybe I should use another compiler (VC++ maybe)?

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