Android developers have a new tool from Microsoft to help optimize apps for dual-screen devices. Fluent UI for Microsoft also helps create apps that are consistent across platforms.

Developers will soon be able to add Fluent Design flourishes to apps, regardless of which UI stack is being used. That means Fluent Design can be applied to native Win32 apps.

A browser-based app is a possibility, but needs access to the hardware we're controlling. Given those constraints, what would people suggest for a UI framework for the next generation?

It calls WinUI the future of Windows development that offers "a state-of-the-art UI framework for all Windows apps across both Win32 and UWP", enabling developers to modernize apps written in MFC ...

The SDK's WinUI component serves as the native UI layer for Windows, embodying Fluent Design and delivering modern, performant and polished user experiences to both Win32 and UWP apps. This component ...

Microsoft shipped a major update of its Windows App SDK, a unifying resource for building various kinds of Windows apps with modern technologies.

Telegram fixed a zero-day vulnerability in its Windows desktop application that could be used to bypass security warnings and automatically launch Python scripts.