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Project Centennial: Bringing Existing .NET Applications to the Universal Windows Platform
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Description
Enabling existing .NET (and other Win32) desktop applications to become part of the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) ecosystem is a key part of the Windows 10 vision. This session will cover in detail the technologies that will enable you to convert your desktop application to a UWP app. We'll demonstrate how to take advantage of UWP features to further enhance your .NET desktop apps.
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The Discussion
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kristof im pretty impressed
i started as a mac developer and am now trying to port my games to windows and xbox for even more downloads
if i start with a UWP app, and i use only the standard UI elements
do i still need to port my project to XAML ?
or can i just run it on my Xbox (i have a developer account for the windows store)
thank you for this informational video
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