The AchieVer Posted February 13, 2019 Share Posted February 13, 2019 Microsoft finally makes it easier to create multi-window experiences in UWP apps At Build developer conference last year, Microsoft announced that they will be introducing a new Windows class that will allow developers to easily include multiple windows support in their UWP apps. After some delay, Microsoft has now finally released this support for developers. The new window class is called AppWindow and all AppWindows you create run on the same UI thread from which you created them. You can start using these APIs if you are running Windows 10 SDK Preview Build 18327 or later. Learn more about this AppWindow from the source link below. Source Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
At Build developer conference last year, Microsoft announced that they will be introducing a new Windows class that will allow developers to easily include multiple windows support in their UWP apps. After some delay, Microsoft has now finally released this support for developers. The new window class is called AppWindow and all AppWindows you create run on the same UI thread from which you created them. You can start using these APIs if you are running Windows 10 SDK Preview Build 18327 or later. Learn more about this AppWindow from the source link below. Source
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