Universal “Windows Development Adds” Dot Net Standard 2.0 Support

Microsoft’s Universal Windows Platform a shot to foster development of apps across multiple devices all running Windows 10, currently supports the .Net standard 2.0 specification for .Net unification.

But this move comes right after Microsoft discovered it was effectively actuation the plug on its Windows Mobile platform for smartphones, creating Universal Windows apps less universal. In fact, Microsoft has been increasing support for iOS and android in its numerous development tools because it effectively cedes the mobile market to Google and Apple.
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Universal Windows Platform (UWP) continues to be secure to support Windows 10 app development for PCs, the Xbox game console, and the HoloLens augmented-reality show.

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The new UWP support for .Net standard 2.0 comes through a collection of Apis for all .Net platforms, which embody Dot Net Framework 4.6.1, Mono 5.4, and Xamarin. UWP support for .Net standard 2.0 brings it to parity with different .Net implementations.

You can get the Dot Net standard 2.0 updates through the Visual Studio 2017 15.4 IDE. Developers need to target the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.

Universal Windows Platform (UWP) has been criticized for being a “closed platform” with questionable backward compatibility. however Microsoft has continued to back the idea, with a spring 2017 UWP update and this week’s .Net standard 2.0 support.

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