Published: 07 Jun 2019 › Updated: 07 Jun 2019
Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform is not dead, but it has evolved over the years | Windows Central
Another year, another claim that Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform is dead. While things have changed, here's why such remarks miss what's really happening for Windows app development.
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