The latest WinUI 3 - Project Reunion 0.5 Preview should help developers create modern apps for Windows 10.
What you need to know
- Microsoft just released the WinUI 3 Project Reunion 0.5 preview.
- It is the first release of Win UI 3 that ships inside the Project Reunion package.
- The preview also adds support for in-app acrylic and several other options.
Microsoft just released the WinUI 3 - Project Reunion 0.5 Preview. This release is the first time that WinUI 3 ships inside of the Project Reunion package and should make it easier for developers to take advantage of modern APIs for their apps.
In addition to making it a bit easier to install the latest tools for app development, this preview also adds new options.
Here's what's new in WinUI 3 for the Project Reunion 0.5 preview:
- In-app acrylic is now supported!
- The Pivot control is no longer supported, and has been deprecated in WinUI 3. We recommend using the NavigationView control for your in-app navigation scenarios.
- WinUI 3 and Project Reunion will be supported down-level to Windows 10 version 1809 - it requires build 17763 or newer.
The update also includes several bug fixes, which are detailed in a Microsoft doc.
We've just shipped WinUI 3 - Project Reunion 0.5 Preview! 🎉This is a new preview version of WinUI 3 w/ bug fixes & some new functionality, that's shipping w/ Project Reunion for the 1st time!
— Windows UI (@WindowsUI) March 10, 2021
👩💻Get started: https://t.co/lIV8hcTrgS
📖Full announcement: https://t.co/Lb0JGS1L5Y
If you're new to developing with WinUI 3, here's a description of if from Microsoft:
Windows UI Library (WinUI) 3 is a native user experience (UX) platform for building modern Windows apps. It works with both desktop/Win32 and UWP apps, and includes Visual Studio project templates to help get started building apps with a WinUI-based user interface as well as a NuGet package that contains the WinUI libraries.
In more simple terms, Project Reunion is an effort that helps make modern Windows apps. Developers can use a number of languages and setups to create apps that will work well on Windows 10 and Windows 10X going forward.
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