That's not true. At the time, we gave a serious thought of supporting the platform. A quick inspection of Islandwood, however, was enough to convince us otherwi

That's not true. At the time, we gave a serious thought of supporting the platform. A quick inspection of Islandwood, however, was enough to convince us otherwise—be it the frameworks that were missing, hilariously bad implementations of those that were there, dubious choices of the ObjC runtime, the fact that only handful of people from Microsoft actually worked on it, etc. It was an immensely embarrassing project, to be honest. Providing a clean–room implementation of such a mature ecosystem is no small task, of course, but what Microsoft presented was just embarrassing.