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I have spend a few weeks to test port our graphics UWP app to WinUI Desktop (reunion 0.8). I can get our app to launch with some code commented and the UI works. There are still still issues here and there. Our team feels like Dante's Neutral : neither here nor there, and I really hope communication could have been better for UWP developers like us (team morale is low). A little summary from the notes I kept.
Please note the above is a quick copy from my notes. some items may have been resolved along the way. |
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I am a developer of a relatively popular UWP app, and I would like to continue developing the app also in future. If I have understood correctly all this mess, UWP is dead and WindowsAppSDK is the way to go for Windows apps. So what does this mean for my UWP app? I guess I should port my app to WindowsAppSDK to give it a new future, right? Unfortunately I haven't had time to try WindowsAppSDK yet, so I have few related questions:
Windows.ApplicationModel.Appointments
(APIs likeShowEditNewAppointmentAsync
etc.). Is this namespace available if using WindowsAppSDK?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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