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Building Modern .NET Desktop Apps with .NET Core and Windows 10

Don't miss the upcoming DEVintersection event on December 8-10, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Intermediate
52m
(8)

Created by DEVintersection

Last Updated Jun 07, 2021

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Building Modern .NET Desktop Apps with .NET Core and Windows 10

Don't miss the upcoming DEVintersection event on December 8-10, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Intermediate
52m
(8)

Created by DEVintersection

Last Updated Jun 07, 2021

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With bringing WPF and WinForms applications to the latest version of .NET Core, Microsoft has done many improvements in the desktop area. Now, you can leverage new technologies, such as Windows 10 features, access to device APIs, modern input methods, machine learning, and many more. In this talk Olia Gavrysh will provide an in-depth look at porting desktop applications to .NET Core 3 and cover different ways you can upgrade your WinForms and WPF applications with XAML Islands, MSIX, AI, and others. Olia will also share the roadmap for .NET desktop technologies and .NET frameworks.

Building Modern .NET Desktop Apps with .NET Core and Windows 10
Intermediate
52m
(8)
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