Microsoft today unveiled the Desktop App Converter, which lets developers bring existing Windows applications to the Windows Universal Platform (UWP). The company is hoping to bring the 16 million ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Microsoft has announced that its Desktop App Converter tool, which turns standard Windows desktop ...

Microsoft took the wraps off a nifty app converter that can turn desktop apps to Universal Windows 10 apps at Build 2016. It has now released the preview version of the tool. The Desktop App Converter ...

Microsoft’s Kevin Gallo said on Wednesday that Win32 “desktop” programs can now be purchased in the Windows Store. These aren’t apps that were built from the ground up for Windows 10, but software and ...

When you go on to the Microsoft store, every application there thus far has been UWP apps. These are Microsoft’s new way of creating apps for every Windows platform, be it Windows 10 or whatever ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. At Build, Microsoft demoed a tool dubbed Project Centennial that lets developers convert desktop ...

Developers can use the Desktop App Converter to convert Win32- and .NET 4.6.1-based apps to run on the Universal Wndows Platform and related extensions and toolings. Since its debut at Build 2015 (yes ...

Microsoft has spent the last year making a major push towards the Windows Store, which sells apps that work across all Windows 10 devices — whether they are PCs, tablets, smartphones, or holographic ...

Among the many announcements at its Build 2016 developer conference last week, Microsoft revealed the Desktop App Converter, the main component in its Project Centennial bridge to turn Win32 desktop ...

Microsoft today announced an important tool for old-school Windows developers: the Desktop App Converter. Basically, it automatically transforms old-school Win32 and .NET apps into modern Universal ...

Traditional desktop Windows applications can now be distributed and sold through the Windows Store, with note-taking application Evernote being one of the first to use this new capability. Until now, ...

Developers can use the Desktop App Converter to convert Win32- and .NET 4.6.1-based apps to run on the Universal Wndows Platform and related extensions and toolings. Since its debut at Build 2015 (yes ...