Windows App SDK is the platform for developing native applications for later version of Windows 10 and up to the latest version of Windows 11, you can find out about how it came about and find out a bit more about the Windows App SDK.

In this second episode of the RoguePlanetoid Podcast, host Peter explores the evolution of user interface platforms for developers in Windows and Windows App SDK. He traces its origins from Windows Forms and WPF to the Universal Windows Platform and the current Windows App SDK. Peter explains how the Windows App SDK unifies Win32 and UWP development, supports multiple Windows versions, and integrates with .NET MAUI for cross-platform development. He also highlights third-party platforms like Uno and Avalonia UI. Listeners can also find out about tutorials and resources to get started with the Windows App SDK and explore its features.

Show

Website - rogueplanetoid.com/podcast

Twitter - twitter.com/rogueplanetoid

YouTube - youtube.com/@rogueplanetoid

Links

Uno Platform - platform.uno

Avalonia - avaloniaui.net

.NET MAUI - dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/maui

Windows App SDK - learn.microsoft.com/windows/apps/windows-app-sdk

Windows 11 Widgets - learn.microsoft.com/windows/apps/develop/widgets/widget-providers

Adaptive Cards - adaptivecards.io

Tutorialr.com - tutorialr.com

Windows App SDK Tutorials - tutorialr.com/tutorials/winappsdk

Credits

RoguePlanetoid Podcast is a production of cluarantonn.com

Hosted, Written, Produced and Edited by Peter Bull

Music based on Like a Tiger by Jo Wandrini

Production Company Name by Granny Robertson