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If you read the article, it doesn't sound like anything is being abandoned, so I'm not sure how your comment is relevant here. MS does have a tradition of aband

If you read the article, it doesn't sound like anything is being abandoned, so I'm not sure how your comment is relevant here. MS does have a tradition of abandoning products (like some other infamous tools vendors) but UWP isn't being abandoned according to the article.

maxxxxx 8y ago
I think we have distinguish between UWP as UI toolkit and UWP for as library for system functions. The latter will stay but I am really doubtful about the former. I don't know of any aspect where UWP UI ie better than WPF or Win32 so I doubt it will get more than the little adoption it already has.
- throwawaywindev 8y ago
  Windows.UI.Composition makes the UWP UI toolkit way better than anything that came before it. https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2016/09/16/animations-with-the-visual-layer/ https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2016/09/16/animations...
- vitorgrs 8y ago
  WinUI is actually open source, and WinUI 3.0 will open-source all XAML controls, XAML Stack and Composition.
  - maxxxxx 8y ago
    But when will MS lose interest in this too and do something else? I don’t think it can live as open source without a lot of MS support.
    - vitorgrs 7y ago
      Well, this also work for everything MSFT launches. Not exclusive to UWP or anything.