Microsoft Explained: What is Project Reunion?

Microsoft, Build 2020 He made the announcement of Project Reunion at the event. Project Reunion was designed as a unification tool for Win32 and UWP app development on Windows 10. Of course, since this year's Build event was held digitally, Microsoft could not introduce this tool to developers.

In the minds of many developers Project ReunionThere have been questions about what its purpose is and what it can do. The company published an explanatory text on the GitHub platform to resolve these question marks. Making an update on the open source page of the project, Microsoft made a detailed explanation about what Reunion is and what it is not.

Project Reunion:

Project Reunion supports current Win32 and Universal Windows Platform It combines (UWP) APIs. Project Reunion will also be able to run separately from Windows, allowing developers to use the tool like Budget.

Applications developed in this service, Windows 10 It can be used on all devices running . Microsoft; He announced that some APIs, including WebView 2, MSIX and WinUI 3, have started working with Project Reunion.

Microsoftexplains Project Reunion on its GitHub page as follows: “Project Reunion is a suite of libraries, frameworks, components, and tools that you can use in your applications to access powerful Windows platform functionality from any application across many Windows versions.”

The company explains what Project Reunion is not as follows:

• Project Reunion, a new application model or it is not a platform from Windows.
• Project Reunion for apps a new packaging or insulation model It is not.
• Project Reunion for apps a new security or privacy model It is not.
• Project Reunion, something that will allow you to run your application in the cloud It is not.

To get more information about Microsoft's Project Reunion, you can visit the project's GitHub page.