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README.md
Windows App SDK - Calling all Windows developers!
Previously known as Project Reunion.
| Delight users with modern UI | Access new platform features | Backwards compatible |
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 Powerful WinUI 3 UI |
 Localization + power status + more |
 Down to Windows 10 1809 |
...and more, without having to rewrite your app!
- Use your current installer (no requirement to use MSIX, but there are reliability/security benefits to using MSIX!)
- Additive platform APIs (only add what you need, leave the rest of your app as-is)
- Works with Win32, WPF, WinForms, and more apps
Plus, create beautiful, modern apps for Windows 11 that are backwards compatible to Windows 10 October 2018 Update (build 17763 / version 1809)!
Version support
The Windows App SDK aims to work on supported versions of Windows. Right now we support down to build 17763 (version 1809/October 2018 Update) of Windows 10. Wherever possible, we'll use techniques like 'polyfills' and custom implementations to do the heavy lifting for you and make sure your app works across Windows versions and devices. In the future, there may be a couple APIs that are dependent on new OS features (like new Action Center functionality), however we will do our best to ensure this is the exception and not the norm, and provide reasonable fallbacks when possible.
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- More details about the Windows App SDK - More on what the project is and how we're approaching the work.
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- Samples - Discover Windows App SDK samples to assist in learning how to use the latest features!
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