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Microsoft announced today that Project Reunion 0.5 is now available with a focus on making it easier to create modern Windows desktop applications.
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This month, Microsoft drops Win32 app support in Windows 10X, 20H2 to get UI updates, and Microsoft is preparing a new Cloud PC service.
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With the release today of WinUI 3 Preview 2, Microsoft has effectively delayed the final release from November 2020 to sometime in early 2021.
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Like some real developers, I’ve gone through what I call the three stages of irrational exuberance with Project Reunion only to land back in reality.
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Project Reunion is both a modern replacement for UWP and a way to use UWP APIs in other developer frameworks.
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In 2012, Microsoft divided its developer community when it introduced the platform now known as UWP. Today, that era is over.
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Microsoft has a new message for developers, Project Reunion is the path forward.
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