Having used Windows App SDK extensively, I tend to agree. It’s got a ways to go and its support for traditional unpackaged/win32 apps is just not there yet.
Also I should note that WinUI 3 is separate from Windows App SDK so it can theoretically become the standard UI kit for other Windows dev approaches as well but it’s still early.
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Having used Windows App SDK extensively, I tend to agree. It’s got a ways to go and its support for traditional unpackaged/win32 apps is just not there yet.
Also I should note that WinUI 3 is separate from Windows App SDK so it can theoretically become the standard UI kit for other Windows dev approaches as well but it’s still early.