The revolutionary path of Windows 10-The new UWP development platform and windows10uwp

The revolutionary path of Windows 10-The new UWP development platform and windows10uwp

As we all know, Microsoft has been trying to unify the operating system in recent years. The first product, Windows 8/8. 1, was totally unsuccessful. See:

 

Windows 8.1 Universal Apps

UWP Apps

Supported Devices

PC, tablet, mobile phone

All devices

Supports Shared Code

Supported

Supported

Several programs need to be developed

Two Sets

One set

Whether all devices have all APIs

No

Yes

Developers who have worked with Windows 8.1 Universal Apps may share the same feeling. Apart from the sharing of logic code, the UI displays some events (such as Windows. phone. UI. input. hardwareButtons. backPressed) must be written in two different sets of programs. In a sense, this is "partially" Universal, and UWP is the true Universal. Let's take a look at the unification process of the development platform.

Component One is a professional control company that keeps up with the cutting-edge technology. Shortly after Windows 8 was released, we launched the Windows Runtime control package. Shortly after Windows 8.1 was released, we launched the Windows Runtime Phone 8.1 control package. Currently, you can use our ComponentOne Studio for WinRT XAML control package to conveniently develop apps that can run on PCs, tablets, and mobile phones. Moreover, after verification, the user-developed App running on Windows 8.1 can run on Windows 10.

Here, you may ask: Since Microsoft has all UWP, is ComponentOne planning to create a UWP control? I am very happy to tell you: Yes! We have expected to launch a set of UWP controls for users in a few months. In this Beta version of the UWP control, including Chart and FlexGrid that everyone is familiar.