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there's a difference between adapting to every screen, and being mobile first. The point is: no matter what you do, to have an app that works on both mobile an
by photawe 6y ago
there's a difference between adapting to every screen, and being mobile first.
The point is: no matter what you do, to have an app that works on both mobile and desktop, you'll need two UIs (otherwise, you'll get a crappy UI on both platforms). So, if I use UWP on desktop, it should "bend" to desktop (all the controls should be desktop-friendly). If I use UWP on mobile, it should "bend" to mobile.