Collaborate Disseminate
I spent a lot of time researching UWP and Xamarin Forms over the weekend and decided to renew my efforts to port .NETpad to UWP first.
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The Universal Windows Platform (UWP) isn’t particularly well-suited to traditional productivity applications.
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So, we need to discuss this week’s news about the end of ad-based UWP app monetization through the Microsoft Store.
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Microsoft’s relationship with UWP has been estranged, at best, in the past couple of years. But the future of UWP doesn’t look all that bright.
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Apple is looking to build the next-generation of Windows media apps for its services as the company pushes to get Apple TV+ on the Xbox.
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Microsoft is evolving the Windows 10 app development platform by turning its back on its original strategy.
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There is little doubt Microsoft is a developer company. There is, however, serious doubt about Microsoft being a company which supports indie app developers. The demise of UWP and its confusing twists and turns is no secret and is now old news. As that news was bouncing around the Microsoft blogs, UWP developers’ dedication was […]
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I’m currently working on an end user Windows 10 application using the Microsoft UWP platform. Within this application the end user will be able to authenticate themselves using an oauth2 SSO service.
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The Windows 10 April 2018 Update introduces support for UWP Multi-Instancing, UWP console apps, and broader access to the file system. In this Ask the Admin, I’ll give you an overview of these new features and why Microsoft introduced them.
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At the beginning of March and at its developer conference in May, Microsoft made several announcements about the future of Win32 apps. In this Ask the Admin, I’ll look at how those developments will affect the application landscape in Windows.
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