Uno Platform Team Blog

Announcing Uno Platform 2.3 – Android 10, Android X, WinUI and more!

May 12, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Android, News

The wait is over! Uno.UI for Android now supports compilation for API level 29 (Android 10). It is now possible to use all the new APIs available like the new location permissions and improvements to the Biometry and foldables support. Using the API level 29 allowed us to review our ...

Android

INotifyPropertyChanged with C# 9.0 Source Generators

May 12, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|WebAssembly

Credit: This article originally appeared at https://jaylee.org/archive/2020/04/29/notify-property-changed-with-rosyln-generators.html, written by Jerome Laban. In a design meeting far, far away, source generators were designed to be part of C# 6.0, but sadly never came to be. At the time, wanting th...

Rosylyn, WASM, WebAssembly

How we got 14% performance boost to Uno Platform 2.2 over 2.1 release

May 7, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|News, Under The Hood, WebAssembly

The performance improvements made in Uno Platform 2.2 when compared with 2.1 are spread across multiple categories: Memory pressure, with 40% of arrays reuse try/finally optimizations for WebAssembly, with 10x improvements GC Handles pressure, with 2.8x over reusing handles JavaScript tweakin...

WASM, WebAssembly, WinUIEverywhere

UWP, WinUI and Uno Platform get Prism support thanks to Uno team OSS Contribution

April 27, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|News

We are pleased to announce that Uno Platform team has provided the initial support for the Prism library. Background The Prism Library was initially created by Microsoft’s Patterns and Practices team in 2008 and had grown into a mature set of guidance that allows developers to use proven pa...

Prism, uwp, WinUI

C# interop with C/C++ and Rust in WebAssembly

April 27, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Uno : How to

Having the ability to call code written in other languages is increasingly important, as there are many very useful libraries that are getting ported over to WebAssembly. In .NET, the common defined way for doing interop is P/Invoke and DllImport, and .NET for WebAssembly has support for it in the f...

WASM, WebAssembly, WinUI

Uno Platform and Windows Community Toolkit DataGrid, TabView and Expander with Sample Code

April 22, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|News, Uno : How to, WebAssembly

The Windows Community Toolkit, WCT for short, is an essential resource for WinUI developers. It’s a Microsoft-supported library of controls like DataGrid, TabView and Expander that provide advanced functionality on top of what’s available in the base framework. As you might have seen in ...

Android, iOS, WASM, WebAssembly, WinUI

Announcing Uno Platform 2.2 – Windows Community Toolkit support, Performance Improvements and more

April 21, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|News, WebAssembly

The Uno 2.2 release is packed with new features, performance improvements and bug fixes, even if it’s closely following the 2.1 release! In addition to expanding our support for Windows Community Toolkit (WCT) today we are also shipping additional 70 smaller features and performance improvem...

Android, iOS, MacOS, WASM, WebAssembly, WinUI

Custom Splash Screens in Uno Platform Apps

April 20, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|Uno : How to

Credit: This article originally appeared at https://blog.mzikmund.com/2020/02/splash-screen-in-uno-platform-apps/, written by Uno community champion Martin Zikmund. A custom splash screen is an integral part of great user experience. Uno Platform makes customizing it as well as unifying it super eas...

Android, iOS, WASM, Windows, WinUI, WinUIEverywhere

Free Developer-friendly high-res backgrounds for Microsoft Teams

April 16, 2020|by Uno Platform Team|News

Last week Microsoft released custom background feature for Microsoft Teams. This was a feature long reserved for Microsoft employees only, likely for testing usage. The Great news is – custom background feature is now available to everyone, and our design team at Uno Platform took some time to cre...

WinUIEverywhere

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