> Now with Project Reunion, for those that don't know, is basically merging the Win32 and UWP worlds From what I have read of project Reunion, my prediction wo

> Now with Project Reunion, for those that don't know, is basically merging the Win32 and UWP worlds From what I have read of project Reunion, my prediction would be this technology will be a flop. From what I can tell the parts of Win32 that are supported are the non-GUI elements. For most Win32 applications the GUI is tightly bound to the application logic and from what I can tell Reunion is not going to help fix that. Now again I might be wrong, but if the Reunion solution is to replace Win32 GUI with UWP, just keeping the non GUI Win32 parts, then I would say you might as well throw away the whole application and start again. If someone out there has used Reunion to migrate/modernism a Win32 application then I would love them to share their experience.