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“Microsoft introduces a new AI-driven WinUI development process, allowing for the creation of native Windows applications in 30 minutes”

2026-09-06 08:00 Products & Apps 🔥 42.2 heat score
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In September 2026, Microsoft released a quick development guide for WinUI 3 based on AI. This solution enables developers to create and publish applications for free using VS Code, .NET 10, winapp CLI, and GitHub Copilot, in approximately 30 minutes. The process involves code conversion, testing, and packaging performed by the dedicated WinUI Agent, without the need for Visual Studio. It aims to lower the barriers to developing Windows-native applications, promote the development of the Microsoft Store ecosystem, and address long-standing issues such as high resource consumption and poor performance of web applications.

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D DoNews·快讯 zh 2026-09-06 08:00

“Microsoft introduces a new AI-driven WinUI development process, allowing for the creation of native Windows applications in 30 minutes”

In September 2026, Microsoft released a quick development guide for WinUI 3 based on AI. Developers can use VS Code, .NET 10, winapp CLI, and GitHub Copilot to create and publish applications for free, in approximately 30 minutes. This solution is aimed at beginners and provides WPF/UWP migration tools. Code conversion, testing, and packaging are performed using the dedicated WinUI Agent, without the need for Visual Studio. The goal is to lower the barriers to developing Windows-native applications, promote the development of the Microsoft Store ecosystem, and address long-standing issues such as high resource consumption and poor performance of web applications.