A getting started with the Uno Platform Tutorial
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[!IMPORTANT] This repository is now archived and is no longer maintained. For the latest samples and tutorials, please visit the Uno.Samples repository. You can find the Counter Sample App and many additional samples there to help you get started with Uno Platform.

Samples list available here.



What is the Uno Platform

The Uno Platform (Pronounced 'Oono' or 'Ouno') is a Universal Windows Platform Bridge that allows UWP-based code (C# and XAML) to run on iOS, Android, macOS, WebAssembly, Linux and Windows 7. It provides the full definitions of the UWP Windows 10 2004 (19041), and the implementation of a growing number of parts of the UWP API, such as Windows.UI.Xaml, to enable UWP and WinUI applications to run on these platforms.

Use the UWP/WinUI tooling from Windows in Visual Studio, such as XAML Hot Reload and C# Edit and Continue, build your application as much as possible on Windows, then validate that your application runs on iOS, Android, macOS and WebAssembly.

Visit our documentation for more details.

Uno Getting Started Tutorial code

Using the Uno Platform, this is the completed code for: