XperiAndri — 10/08/2023 3:55 PM
Does it support UWP? I see a mention in the docs
HavenDV — 10/08/2023 4:06 PM
Not yet, only the UseUnoUwp option, which allows you to use the Uno.UI version of packages instead of Uno.WinUI.
I'm not entirely sure yet that it makes sense to invest time in this, because it is deprecated, but I think that uwp is also possible within a single project
But as far as I know Uno.Resizetizer doesn't support Uwp either
Ahmed.i64 — 10/08/2023 4:07 PM
UWP isn't deprecated
HavenDV — 10/08/2023 4:24 PM
I still understand the value of UWP for debugging compared to the completely useless WinUI messages, but I wouldn't bet on it long term, even though it's getting some updates.
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Interestingly, with some restrictions it is possible to make even UWP and Windows (WinUI 3) within one single project
Jaiganésh — 10/08/2023 4:26 PM
Some people like having sandboxed apps unless they need full control.
UWP is the option for sandboxing.
And Win32 (including Win32) is for full control.
HavenDV — 10/08/2023 4:34 PM
Thank you, yes, this is rather my opinion because I have not used it very actively and I am not objective. I'll check the pitfalls and let you know
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XperiAndri — 10/08/2023 3:55 PM Does it support UWP? I see a mention in the docs HavenDV — 10/08/2023 4:06 PM Not yet, only the UseUnoUwp option, which allows you to use the Uno.UI version of packages instead of Uno.WinUI. I'm not entirely sure yet that it makes sense to invest time in this, because it is deprecated, but I think that uwp is also possible within a single project But as far as I know Uno.Resizetizer doesn't support Uwp either Ahmed.i64 — 10/08/2023 4:07 PM UWP isn't deprecated HavenDV — 10/08/2023 4:24 PM I still understand the value of UWP for debugging compared to the completely useless WinUI messages, but I wouldn't bet on it long term, even though it's getting some updates. . Interestingly, with some restrictions it is possible to make even UWP and Windows (WinUI 3) within one single project Jaiganésh — 10/08/2023 4:26 PM Some people like having sandboxed apps unless they need full control. UWP is the option for sandboxing. And Win32 (including Win32) is for full control. HavenDV — 10/08/2023 4:34 PM Thank you, yes, this is rather my opinion because I have not used it very actively and I am not objective. I'll check the pitfalls and let you know
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