Windows 10: Microsoft's Project Reunion preview arrives to make writing apps easier
It's been almost a decade since Microsoft promised developers the ability to run legacy and modern UWP apps on Windows, starting with Windows 8 in Microsoft's first shot against Apple's iPad and the then new world of touch-enabled tablets and its subsequent Windows 10 convertible laptops. SEE: (TechRepublic) Project Reunion builds on Microsoft changing the name of the Win32 API to the Windows API, and then rolling that API into the UWP API, so developers can add modern features to desktop apps. The initial releases from Project Reunion included previews of the WinUi 3 UI framework for Wi...
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